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Adam,
Further to my last post, I played around with the values of some of the column widths on one of my grids, and the problem went away. So, it appears to be something in the algorithm used to calculate the actual column widths in the displayed grid.
Hope that helps.
Rolf
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Hi Ashur,
Thanks for the clarification on this. I thought as much, but just wanted to double check in case I missed something.
Rolf
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Adam,
Yes, that's the symbol I'm referring to.
My grids are generally set up with auto grow, users can set their own filters, and a combination of pixel and percentage choices for the column width.
I don't know how to duplicate this problem either.
Rolf
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Great to hear you got it working!
- Adam
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Nevermind, I finally got it...thanks!
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I have everything set up this way, and it only sends the date entered into the DOB field to the Age field. It appears that there isn't a calculation made, but I'm pretty sure it's entered correctly. Does the field that it's send to need to be an integer field instead of text?
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Hi Andy,
The grid is just a means to show what's in a table. So you can definitely create a report that shows the contents of that table. Keep in mind that you cannot print out the grid as you see it in Method. You'll need to design the report to mimic the look of the Method grid.
If you haven't already, I'd ...
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Thank you Ashur
That worked !
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Hi Matt123,
First ensure no one is editing any screens, then regenerate the Entity table followed by the Customer and Contacts tables. Once that's done, log out then log back into Method then see if you can access the record. If not please enable the MethodSupport user and email me the Company Account name (not your user name).
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Hi Formation QB,
Edit your screen then the fields with the Add New button. Select the Button Click and Add New event types then delete the actions under each. Finally Publish/Save your screen, then view it and you'll notice that new entries can no longer be added for that field.
- Ashur
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