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Thanks for your help, r634718. But I don't understand why a date
manually entered would be discarded, just because a filtered view is
being used. I didn't click on the Date field -- I clicked on an
adjacent field, moved (with tab or arrow keys) the cursor into the Date
field and then typed in the desired date. Why does Ecco not accept the
date entered in that fashion?
Your suggestion in the second para is a good one, and I will do that.
That simplifies the necessary manual editing, but does not explain why
the problem arises in the first place.
Lindsay Graham
On 18/2/15 06:34, r634718 wrote:
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> My first guess is that since items with Done dates are filtered,
> whatever you type in manually for a date is discarded. But since you
> clicked on the field to insert the current date, that is kept as the date.
>
> It's hard to know exactly what is going on or what you want to do, but
> one way to deal with this might be to filter only Done dates that are
> before today instead of all Done dates. That way, when you mark
> something done, the item will remain in the view until the next day.
> That way you can still easily change it if you want. And it has the
> additional advantage of remaining there for that day so you can see
> its already done.
>
>
On 18/2/15 00:48, Lindsay Graham [email protected] [ecco_pro] wrote:
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> I have a notepad that is essentially a work plan with various date and
> other columns, including a Done column. I work mainly in a filtered
> view of the notepad that does not include Done items.
>
> If I click on a Done cell, it accepts it as Done today, as expected.
> But if I move the cursor into the Done cell and type a date other than
> today, the row disappears as expected, but it is always recorded as
> Done today, regardless of what date I typed in. I then have to go
> into the unfiltered view and manually correct the Done date.
>
> Why does that happen and how do I get Ecco to accept the Done date
> manually entered in the filtered view?
>
> Lindsay Graham
> Canberra, Australia
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