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The example below illustrates some of the special capabilities of GoldBox Views. Click on the thumbnail
to see the View. The text describes some of the View's more notable features.
to see the View. The text describes some of the View's more notable features.
Data Entry/Sticky Defaults View Set
This View is designed for FAST entry of batches of records/data involving a number of
default values that may change from batch to batch. Among its advanced features are:
This View is designed for FAST entry of batches of records/data involving a number of
default values that may change from batch to batch. Among its advanced features are:
"Sticky Defaults" are fields that a User can set (in the lower, purple View) and forget until the User wants
one or more of those values to change. The User can change any of the fields in that View, and the new
values will be the new default values for those fields, going forward. The default values in records of the
data entry View (the peach-colored View, above) that were previously populated using an earlier sticky
default do not change.
Current sticky values can be saved so that they will appear the next time the View is used (accomplished
by Posting the View); or they can be discarded for the current session by simply closing the View.
Sticky Defaults can be a BIG time saver when entering multiple lists, groups of cards, etc.
one or more of those values to change. The User can change any of the fields in that View, and the new
values will be the new default values for those fields, going forward. The default values in records of the
data entry View (the peach-colored View, above) that were previously populated using an earlier sticky
default do not change.
Current sticky values can be saved so that they will appear the next time the View is used (accomplished
by Posting the View); or they can be discarded for the current session by simply closing the View.
Sticky Defaults can be a BIG time saver when entering multiple lists, groups of cards, etc.
