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Hi Matt, This has been (officially) resolved. Post back if you're still having issues. - Justin

Hi Matt, If you check the box for Fixed Column Layout under the general settings for your grid in the screen designer, the column widths will display porportionally based on the values entered as they would have in Method:Classic. This will allow you to toggle between the two, so if you do end up deciding which ...

Hi Marcelo, When you're creating a new record, you would not want to have an active record ID on the screen. You would only want an active record ID if you're modifying a record that already exists. Hope this helps. - Justin

Hi rmkc512, I should also mention that our Gmail Gadget streamlines the process of creating a case. If you use Google Apps for your email, you can install our Gmail Gadget and it will allow you to create a case from the same page you're reading the email on. It also automatically uploads the email to the EmailBody field of the ...

Hi Marcelo, Sorry for the late reply, I initially missed this. I created a table for makes called CarMake and a table for models called CarModel. I then added a required dropdown field Make to the CarModel table, which created the link between the two tables. Hope this helps. - Justin

Hi rmkc512, There is no way to have a case created froman incoming email. The ability to create cases is available through our stock Contacts Portal however, so you could encourage your customers to use this feature. Hope this helps. - Justin

Hi haydenareadb, There isn't a way to get each tag into its own cell, however you can use Microsoft Office's Replace command to replace text in a string (e.g. "tag3," in "tag1,tag2,tag3,tag4") within Excel. This MS Office support article explains how to accomplish this. Hope this helps. - Justin

Hi furrywombat, There is unfortunately no way to set alignment for non-editable or SQL override fields that are part of an editable grid. - Justin

Hi Edward, Sorry for the late reply. Customers and Contacts are two separate tables in Method, and have separate screens as a result. The Customer is the main one you're concerned with for QuickBooks-related purposes, they're the entity to which you attach Estimates, Invoices, etc., whereas a Contact would ...

Hi Matt, I've created a ticket for this issue. I'll keep you posted through this forum thread. - Justin