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Submitted by jan_rifkinson on 2009/01/08 12:25

Is this possible now? Example, <Enter> adds item below selected item. Maybe <ctrll><shft> could add item above selected item

Use for this for me is as follows:

Inbox, is essentially clearing house for all data incoming to IQ. I have it sorted on item create date so most current is at top of list rather than at bottom. Thx

Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

Comments

It is not possible now. It is a 2 step operation:

Enter to create new item
ALT+Up Arrow to move the item up

Can it be added to the wish list; it can't be that big a deal. Easy for me to say.

Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

HP Blackbird Vista Ultimate SP-1

Done! Shift-Enter now adds an item above the current item (avail in next release)

[quote=Pierre_Admin]

Done! Shift-Enter now adds an item above the current item (avail in next release)

[/quote]

will that not clash sometimes with shift+enter to move to new line when editing text in cell

using mouse anyway:- cause if you click on an item field it goes straight into edit mode

No, as the Shift-Enter to create an item above, is enabled when not editing

[quote=Pierre_Admin]

No, as the Shift-Enter to create an item above, is enabled when not editing

[/quote]

sorry, I wasnt so clear:-

for mouse users,

say I want new item above top item in grid - if I click in the top item field, it goes straight into edit mode

I now have to press F2 to get out of edit mode and then press Shift+Enter

While Shift+Enter is a very nice combo to use my point is:

wouldnt it be better to have a shortcut that would also work when in edit mode - as Enter and Ctrl+Enter work

Not a big-deal obviously,

just as I say that it would be nice if it worked as well as the other two shortcuts.

e.g Ctrl+Alt+Enter is available I think - using right Alt key for Ctrl+Alt it would be easy to use as well ...

[quote=Tom]

just as I say that it would be nice if it worked as well as the other two shortcuts.

e.g Ctrl+Alt+Enter is available I think - using right Alt key for Ctrl+Alt it would be easy to use as well ...

[/quote]

or Jan has elsewhere suggested

Control+Shift+UpArrow

which would be easy to use [& logical] if available

Pierre, I think you've just set a world record for suggestion-to-implementation. Whatever the combo ends up being, thanks for 'listening'.

Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

HP Blackbird Vista Ultimate SP-1