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Re: Display a field only if
Simply put you first Field name in the "Display field only If" of your second field.
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Re: Location of data file?
Hi Jörg, Trying to access iCloud files: From you previous post, "The path for the data you have stored in your iCloud is the following: cd…
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Re: To duplicate a field ?
Unfortunately, no.
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Re: Not like "word"
I think, on iPad, if you long press the double quotes key, you will get more styles.
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Re: Not like "word"
Sorry...
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Re: Not like "word"
Check your Mac settings
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Re: Styled Text Formula Help Please
Steven's html code works for me on the Mac app.
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Re: Make "Writable if" = null truly non-writable
If we had a penny for every time they promised or said something...
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Re: Show Fonts (and Styles) in Rich Text not working
You can send an email to support@ninox.com
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Re: Show Fonts (and Styles) in Rich Text not working
You are right, everything else in this menu works but NOT the "Show Fonts" command.
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Re: truncating a table
Hi Amanda, sorry, I thought it was clear! While on the mobile, tap on the user icon in the upper right corner and login to your Ninox account. At the top left you can move between iCloud (My…
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Re: truncating a table
If you don't want the dialog, simply use this code: delete (select TableName)
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Re: truncating a table
Hi Amanda, another way is to create a button in your form with this code: --- let d := dialog("Attention", "I will delete ALL records! Are you sure? ", ["Delete", "Cancel"]);…
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Re: truncating a table
Right-click on the left (numeric) column and select Select All. Then right-click again and select Delete Selected.
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Re: POS System / Restaurant / Food Truck
Steven, I did not have time to look at it in detail, but at first glance, I think it is impressive. Thanks a lot for sharing
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Re: To copy a column with a formula ?
Sorry my bad! --- for i in select 'Tableau1-Tableau 1' dolet myDup := 'Chef op';if cnt(select 'Tableau1-Tableau 1' where myDup = 'Chef op') != 1 thendelete last(select Table1 where myDup = 'Chef…
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Re: To copy a column with a formula ?
for i in select 'Tableau1-Tableau 1' do let myDup := 'Chef op'; if cnt(select 'Tableau1-Tableau 1' where myDup = Nom) != 1 then delete last(select Table1 where myDup = 'Chef op') endend
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Re: To copy a column with a formula ?
Remove the dot (.) from this line delete last(select 'Tableau1-Tableau 1' where .'Chef op' = text(i))
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Re: To copy a column with a formula ?
Open the "Edit Fields" screen and select 'Add Layout Element" to the right and then choose "Button". I think it is a good idea to read the manual. https://ninox.com/en/manual/introduction/basics
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Re: To copy a column with a formula ?
Okay, you write it in the formula editor, but where do you assign it?This code will only work if assigned to a button. Create a new button and enter the code in the "On Click" box.…
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Re: filter blank cells
In table view...
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Re: filter blank cells
In table viwe click on the column header and enter in the Filter box: = null
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Re: To copy a column with a formula ?
Where do you use rhis code? This code goes to a Button. What kind of fields are the Nom and Nom 2?
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Re: To copy a column with a formula ?
for i in select Table1 do let myCopy := i.Nom; i.('Nom 2' := myCopy) end
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Re: To copy a column with a formula ?
OK, try this: for i in select Table1 do let myCopy := i.Nom; i.(Nom 2:= myCopy) end
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