Exporting formula columns now works smoothly
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2025 3:08 am
Further improvements
The new countitems function counts the items in column types that can contain multiple values. These include the column types file, image, employee and multiple selection. It is the counterpart to the “countlinks” function for non-linked items.
The Excel export and import function has been america rcs data revised in several places with SeaTable 2.5, even if columns used in the formula are hidden. Another new feature is that new data can be imported from both CSV and XLSX files, and that new tables can be created from XLSX files. Users who transfer data from SeaTable to Excel will be happy to hear that the export routine now also handles multiple selection fields correctly.
A new setting option has been added to the Gallery plugin settings . The “Show column names” switch allows you to show or hide the headings above the column values. Even if this is not necessary in many cases, it prevents confusion in cases where columns of the same type are directly below one another.
The new countitems function counts the items in column types that can contain multiple values. These include the column types file, image, employee and multiple selection. It is the counterpart to the “countlinks” function for non-linked items.
The Excel export and import function has been america rcs data revised in several places with SeaTable 2.5, even if columns used in the formula are hidden. Another new feature is that new data can be imported from both CSV and XLSX files, and that new tables can be created from XLSX files. Users who transfer data from SeaTable to Excel will be happy to hear that the export routine now also handles multiple selection fields correctly.
A new setting option has been added to the Gallery plugin settings . The “Show column names” switch allows you to show or hide the headings above the column values. Even if this is not necessary in many cases, it prevents confusion in cases where columns of the same type are directly below one another.