Would this be possible? I. e. to tie a couple of same-level items in the grid together to be dragged around as a group, signalled by some kind of indicator - a frame or a double arrow symbol in the tree lines column?

Thanks!

I still have this problem:

I show upcoming calendar events during the next week or two at the top of my main action grid. This allows me to order them in a mix with todos from the grid.

So say I have an appointment at three, I can put two gardening todos on top, then have the appointment as the next item in the grid and below I can have a 'prepare dinner' todo or some such. This create a timeline of upcoming stuff in the same place has become essential to my workflow.

Here are a couple of issues I've come across in 120b (they were in 120a as well, at least the first one was):

1. Any new Document Pane has a blank line at the top.

2. If you have the focus on the Document Pane, and you alt-tab away, then back, the focus has switched to the Grid. Making it even more confusing, this happens only every second time you alt-tab. I was taking notes on something, alt-tabbing back and forth, and it took me a while to work out why my notes kept ending up in the Grid rather than the Doc Pane.

- David F. 

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Just updated to 120b, and after doing so I encountered the following problem -

hi,

have been having some problems using the Journal grid. First I wondered why every item I created there was disappearing. Finally worked out it was because the date filter was on and it was set to May 2020. Maybe this should be removed? Having used IQ before I knew enough to check for a date filter but a new user might not. 

I have a Tag #Status with several children including #Do and #Done.
I have a Grid with Source #Do and a column #Status.

Some items have assigned #Do and some items have assigned #Do and #Done (and other children).
I want to exclude/hide items which have the #Done Tag.

In the Source Filter, I enter "#Done is null".
However, then all items are excluded...

What am I doing wrong?

Is it possible to open the same grid in a tab in both a left vertical tab group and a right vertical tab group?

With a grid open in a tab in the right vertical tab group, I tried to open the same grid in a tab in the left vertical tab group.  This simply activated the tab containing that grid in the right vertical tab group.

My idea was to make it easier to move items to different parents in the same grid, by dragging items to new parents in the other instance of the grid, to eliminate the back and forth scrolling required when reorganizing an outline in a single tab.

I usually add a wildcard '*' before and after the filter word in the column filter.
It would be helpful to have a "sticky" option in the drop-down dialogue to always add a '*' before and after the filter word.

I have a database with a MainGrid and 3 "SubGrids (with Tag Sources):