Hi All,
is there a way to set-focus the cursor to the desired field with settings or expression/ action?
say: when the row of a column is already filled then the cursor will go to the next desired field skipping others.
thanks
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Not exactly. But there is the auto-advance option (shown in screenshot below) that will move the cursor to the next field once the previous is filled out. If you need to skip certain fields, then I believe if they are dynamically hidden by show_if expressions based on previously filled fields, then the cursor will jump to the next non-hidden field.
set on already thanks much for reply.
Nope.
thanks, Steve/Matt. would be nice to have it.
in relation to my aim on this, can I ask how can I count or know what is already selected even If I do not save the parent record yet?
child table has 3 items in the list of options to select. I want to pre-select the item in the sequence.
my expression wonโt give me the exact sequence.
IFS(
[Latest Timestamp].[Product Name]=โDieselโ,โPremiumโ,
[Latest Timestamp].[Product Name]=โPremiumโ,โUnleadedโโ,
[Latest Timestamp].[Product Name]=โUnleadedโ,โDieselโโ)
None of this makes much sense. Please elaborateโฆa lot.
Hi Marc,
I have a parent table and 3 child tables.
one of the child tables has to be filled with 3 productsโ details i.e Diesel, Premium and Unleaded.
If Diesel Details is already filled in, I need to be able to see the Premium Next after I saved the Diesel Details.
Parent :
Child (Disptick & Sales)
In this view, I should be able to see the Product Name, โDieselโ.
After Diesel is saved, I need to click the add button to add the next Product Name which needs to be โPremiumโ
โPremiumโ should be automatically next.
I am currently using the IFS expression in my Product Name Column but I canโt track the data of each detail I have already inputted as they are not yet saved in the spreadsheet.
Hope I have elaborate enough. thanks so much.
I donโt know if this is true or not, but lets try this in the Initial Value field for Product Name:
SWITCH( COUNT( [ref-column-to-parent][DipStick & Sales] ) ,
0 , โDieselโ ,
1 , โPremiumโ ,
2 , โUnleadedโ ,
โDieselโ )
My bad, missed the de-ref period
Or:
ANY(
{โDieselโ, โPremiumโ, โUnleadedโ}
- [Dipstick & Sales][Product Name]
)
Great idea @Steve. I think youโd have to do it like this though, unless Iโm missing something?
ANY(
{โDieselโ, โPremiumโ, โUnleadedโ}
- SELECT( Dipstick & Sales[Product Name] , [parentRef] = [_THISROW].[parentRef] )
)
Yep, good catch!
not sure if I this is the [ref-column to parent] that I need to use here .
I have taken the Parent Key ID but given me this error:
Tried this too:
SWITCH( COUNT( Order Details[Product Name] ) ,
0 , โDieselโ ,
1 , โPremiumโ ,
2 , โUnleadedโ ,
โDieselโ )
but it constantly giving me the โDieselโ
This should be the column in your child table that is a Ref type column pointing at the parent table.
awesome!
this has confused me for quite a while.
thanks
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