hi,

 

is it possible to have a wildcard as part of the criteria in the Source Bar for a grid? Eg within an IQ database I have two items, one with Item = "apple", the other with Item = "apples". I want a grid that will capture both these items. So in the Source Bar I can put Item = "apple" to get the "apple" item, or Item = "apples" to get the "apples" item. Is there any syntax I can use to get both? I've tried various combinations of quotes and asterisks without success.

 

David F.

1- Sample DB, vanilla v75
 

2- Change the InfoQube field (field properties) so that it has inheritance turned ON (field  properties : equations...)

Ctrl+# has been implemented but implementing the other shortcuts like Ctrl+Shift+# would be very helpful too. (As after a Ctr+1, if I expand a field parent, it expands it as it was before, which can be slightly chaotic and hard to manage. )

Thanks!

 As the title says. Reproducible in sample file + new vanilla installation.

Thanks!

In a grid (let's say todo) :

 

- reproduce/copy the same date in several items -- use the same date field, displayed as a column in the grid.

 

- Add different times (hours and minutes) to the dates in each item.

 

- Right click on the date column & sort ascending/descending : it doesn't sort properly.

 

(Screencast of sample file with vanilla IQ v75 on demand.)

 

Confirmation?

 

Thanks

 

A new problem, specific to version 75. The use of the keys tab and shift plus tab to navigate between columns in a grid no longer works. This requires all navigation to be undertaken using the mouse, which is inconvenient to say the least. I wonder if this has anything to do with the useful new facility to use shift plus F2 to invoke the new event dialogue for date fields? Possibly significant, I am using a French AZERTY keyboard; Windows 7.

since v75, I can no longer wordwrap on a specific item with the Toggle-Wordwap shortcut. Instead the grids applies the setting to the whole column which is so not bad in itself, but not the functionality that it previously had.

I don't think it's possible right now to have both vertical and horizontal tab groups open at the same time (it's either/or).   I'd like to suggest that Pierre consider adding this feature, if it wouldn't be too difficult to implement.  Not a big deal at all, but it would give the user complete control over his grid layouts. 

 

There have been times that I thought it'd be nice to have main the work area in a full-sized vertical grid, with several reference grids stacked one above the other (horz. layout) in a second grid.

 

Just an idea.  I understand that i can simulate this by having multiple instances of InfoQube open but I always worry about having conflicts or losing work when trying to work on the same file in different IQ instances.

 

Wayne

Hi IQ Users,