Re: Re: Items in notepad resorted by date and time the item was created.

"Bhushan Kapur b.kapur-H217xnMUJC0sA/[email protected] [eccopro]" <[email protected]> Mon, 26 Nov 2018 16:02:35 -0500
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I have handled this by inserting a column "date of event" in the 
notepad. "Date of event" is under the System folder.  I click in the 
column and "todays's" date is automatically inserted by Eccopro. You can 
then change the date if you need to. You can then do  "Persistent sort" 
up or down and all the notepad entries move in tandem.

This method has worked for me and have been using it for some time now.

hope this helps

bhushan

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On 26/11/2018 10:52 a.m., r634718-/[email protected] [eccopro] wrote:
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> It's difficult to maintain a manual sort order in Ecco. Lots of things 
> seem to want to make items resort and some of them are pretty 
> mysterious such as the order of items in another notepad.  This 
> problem has been discussed from time to time over the years, but I've 
> never seen a good solution.
>
> Are you using Ecco Extension?  It has more versatile sort features 
> although sorting manually and getting things to stay in that order is 
> still a challenge.
>
> The only way I've found that is rock solid for sorting manually is to 
> create an extra column such as a number column and sort on it.  Then 
> you can number each item and it will stay in number order.   The catch 
> is that if you have to rearrange, you need a numbering system that can 
> deal with that and you have to fool with the numbers. It's clumsy, but 
> for critical needs, it works.
>
> 
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Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto.

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