If I select an item and execute "Show in calendar," set the appointment details as an all-day event, the calendar date is one day after the date I selected in the form.

Would it be possible to set up a condition so that:

- If ALL child items all levels deep are formatted green, automatically format the parent item green?

- If ANY child item, no mater how many levels deep are formatted red, automatically format the parent item red?

 

Alternatively a check mark field tied to the parent item that gets selected if ANY child item has a certain status/es would work.

 

Thanks

I know this has been discussed multiple times but I don't think it's been implemented yet.  I needed to reverse a cut/paste operation but was unable to do so, and lost all the cells I'd just cut (50+ cells of text).

 

I thought I'd lost a big chunk of work but I think I've recovered it using the back up but I'm still not sure and it was a lot less convenient than just "undoing".

 

I was in the process of cut/copying text from one column to another.  It was tedious so I started adding more on more cells to each operation.  In every case, it was pasting the cut cells as intended.  But then I got the paste dialogue which would have created extra rows I didn't want.  Without thinking, I canceled out of the paste operation, and in so doing, lost all the cells I'd just cut.

 

Side issue: if anyone knows a better way to transfer thousands of cells of text from one column to anoth

 

Sortbar with three fields on it:

press (e.g.) the first one a couple of times (to change from ascending to descending):

also,

highlighting is erratic:

sometimes one is highlighted, sometimes another (although there may be a logic here I've missed)

 

Unfortunately unable to reproduce this in sample file with data (but didnt spend long trying).

 

Image below from my file -- note in this image, the focus is on 'Item created' in sortbar above the left pane, it wasnt working:

after AltTabbing away and back, it did work, but then jumped to last place on the list.

Today when I use Ctrl+Shift+S to split an item, the second part of the item (after the split point) is appearing as a new item not immediately below the first part, but two items after the first part.

 

 

Unexpected results pasting multiple lines into selected cell, selecting option #2 in the paste dialogue (create new items):

 

1) plain text, with a couple of paragraphs, that has been pasted into the HTML pane: option 'Text' was selected in the paste as dialogue

=> copy text from HTML pane,

this pastes into a single selected cell (not in edit mode) with no paste dialogue shown.

a minor inconsistency (and a minor inconvenience)

this appears to be reproducible here (and has been this way for a while, maybe always?)

 

 

Version v0.9.97a is now available:

 

I use conditional formatting for all items in IQ.  I use a really simple color coding based on stoplights, green means keep going (it's done), yellow is an open item (slow down), and red are high priority/focus open items (stop).  Whenever I launch a grid there is always one item selected, which means I have to move off it to see the color of the item, because otherwise it's for the color of items that are selected.

 

Is there a way to change that behavior so an item is not selected until the user selects it?  Even ignoring my slightly obsessive coloring scheme, it seems to me that when a grid is launched (or switched back to), an item should not be selected unless the user does so.

 

Thanks!