To move a subitem to another grid with a different parent, I do this:

1) Mark subitem in grid #1 (ctrl-m)

2) Navigate to new parent in grid #2 and assign subitem as child ctrl-shift-n)

3) Return to grid #1 and delete subitem from its original location.

How can I accomplish this in fewer steps?  Seems like there should be a way to skip step 3. 

Would also be nice if there were an option to just paste the item in grid #2 as a TLI (no parent).  

I couldn't find anything better in the user manual.

Wayne

Hellos,

Please see my loom video , essentially ,when I press control D , option to delete this gird is avaialbe in 1 grid, missing in another.

https://www.loom.com/share/7cc08846f0f142648c5b0ca1d4a386d9?sid=6d8f3492-1ef9-4184-9465-e2407067ac7a

Can notes of a given item be derived via formula too?

• 3 items with following text
  • A - hello
  • B - How 
  • C - are you ?
• Can a new note have the content , let's say joined by delimier (comma) as Hello,how,are you?

HI,

I have database on local machine which I am trying to sync . 

localhost\sqlexpress
database - items
username- xx | password xxx
table - quickcapture
primarykey - recordid
column to sync - Task

This is 100% working connection string , tested via powershell

$connectionString = "Server=localhost\SQLEXPRESS;Database=items;User ID=xx;Password=xxx;Trusted_Connection=False"
$connection = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection $connectionString

When I use dark mode and change the background color (say, to red), the default font color (=Text Fore Color) changes from dark ("None") to white, rendering the resulting text extremely difficult to read (see Screenshot 1, attached).

I have found a workaround, by manually changing the Text Fore Color to Olive Green under such circumstances (see the last item in the grid in Screenshot 2, attached), but this is a bit cumbersome.

Is there any way to ensure by default that the Text Fore Color comes out readable when using dark mode and changing the background color?

I have several fields configured as drop downs. Some are "Auto-list of values" others "Fixed list."

How do I open the drop down with the keyboard? And can I use type ahead to begin and select a value accordingly?

I used to know this, but now cannot figure it out.

Thank you for your help.

Jon

i'm trying to pull items from the base into a new grid and group matching items by what grids they belong to.  i know theres a shownin field in the properties which lists all the grids to which an item belongs - but i cant seem to enter it in the grid as a field. how can i get it as a field in a grid and th en group by it?

example

source:

task 1 is in grids: a
task 2 is in grids: b
task 3 is in grids: a and b

results wanted:

grid a

- task 1
- task 3

grid b
- task 2
- task 3

I am writing to see if it's possible to create an eight-day view to the calendar. Currently, the calendar offers 1, 3, 5, 7, and 31-day views, which are all very useful. However, an eight-day view would allow for a full week to be displayed from Saturday to Saturday, providing a more comprehensive and flexible overview of the week.

I believe this would be a valuable addition for many users who prefer to plan and organize their schedules based on a Saturday-to-Saturday week. Perhaps with a filter. 

Thank you for your time and consideration. Any help would be appreciated. 

If I search for "_TV", the underscore is ignored and I get many unwanted hits for "TV".

Just want to confirm that that's how it's supposed to work.

Wayne

When I imported data from ECCO, IQ also brought in all the ECCO fields, many of which are either redundant or no longer useful. To streamline the data in IQ, I’ve been attempting to remove some of the zero-entry fields. However, I’ve noticed that certain fields cannot be deleted, as the delete option is greyed out.

Could you please advise if there’s a way to remove these unnecessary fields?