Jump to a Fieldname in tabledesign

garak
Member Posts: 3,263
I'm sure, everybody knows this "feature" (i know it since 6 years) but i doesn't found it here
(or i've used the Search function incorrect with wrong keywords) ..... ](*,)
if you are in the table design (for example table 18), the courser is in column "Field Name", and you press "Shift + Arrow up / Arrow down" the line is blue marked.
Now, Shift is still used, with pressing for example the "S" button, you jump to the next Field that begins with an "S".
So you can jump direktly to the field and you must not scroll, for example to field "Shipping Agent Service Code".
The same you can do with functions, but here without the SHIFT. So if you set the courser in a function name (grey line), and press then, for example a "L", you jumpt to the first function that begin with "L", and so on ....
Regards
(or i've used the Search function incorrect with wrong keywords) ..... ](*,)
if you are in the table design (for example table 18), the courser is in column "Field Name", and you press "Shift + Arrow up / Arrow down" the line is blue marked.
Now, Shift is still used, with pressing for example the "S" button, you jump to the next Field that begins with an "S".
So you can jump direktly to the field and you must not scroll, for example to field "Shipping Agent Service Code".
The same you can do with functions, but here without the SHIFT. So if you set the courser in a function name (grey line), and press then, for example a "L", you jumpt to the first function that begin with "L", and so on ....
Regards
Do you make it right, it works too!
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ara3n wrote:This has been posted before about 4 years ago.No support using PM or e-mail - Please use this forum. BC TechDays 2024: 13 & 14 June 2024, Antwerp (Belgium)0
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ups :whistle: #-oDo you make it right, it works too!0
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garak wrote:ups :whistle: #-o
Thanks garak!
Sometimes it is impossible to "search" for such thing when you do not know how to define a question. However, your sharing was really helpful - especially knowing that last post was four years ago (when, I didn't even know what Navision is).Tomas,
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I think this brings up a good point, that everybody needs to read all the Tips and tricks. There a lot of knowledge you learn.0
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Luc Van Dyck wrote:ara3n wrote:This has been posted before about 4 years ago.
I can't believe how fast it flies.0
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