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Can you explain the bigger picture of why you are trying to do specifically that? To look at each table column and check a checkbox if a value exists in column 1 of the table, you'll have to use JS. My hunch is that your goal is to check column 1 for any data, and if there is, check checkbox A so you can route the form to a user task for Team A to complete. If there's data in all 4 columns, it needs to go to all 4 teams. If that's the case, you can use JS to go with your suggestion, but there are other ways to do this using calculations and other field types. 

Hi Jared,

Thanks for your reply & apologies for coming late.

The scenario is that the table is filled per lookup in the first process & then the form goes to next step.

In that based on the hidden table the checkbox is to be selected, based on that the user can uncheck or check the box to determine on what data the action has to be taken....

What I am looking for is help with JS.

Many Thanks.