I can’t believe the solution to my issues with input was at the end of this video. I have been at it for several weeks, through trial and error. I knew that I needed a lookup expression to be able to adjust the Qty when in the products view, but as I am new to AppSheet and their expression structure I was left demoralized after all these different approaches that I attempted. THANK YOU! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and expertise!
Just wondering wether these APP you've created all free to edit and publish for personal or business use? Another question about this App, or rather AppSheet in general, is that can I version control the APP and make new releases after test is stable?
Hello, Thanks for sharing this series of this content and helped me a lot to create an app to create supplier order for my friend's shop. one thing I stuck with now is, I need to email a snapshot of the list (eg: all items in the shopping cart) and I could not find a way to program my email button. Could you please help me with this. Really appreciated. Thanks a lot again Cheers
thank you, when I am adding new costumers it gives me green sign next to the products already , and when I am changing the key values and product names , customer products dose not give me any product it stays empty even with the new customer,
How do I go about creating an email that only shows the data from the most recent OrderID and send that to specific people? I tried setting this up and it sends the entire order_details table every time an order is marked complete
This is more difficult, as you need to somehow know what number corresponds to what value in the list; ie. the first item is 1, the second is 2, regardless of what the value is. - If the number could be established from the child records (say you've got a number field that's counting the number of child records for the parent)... then you could use that and preformat the list entry on the child with a Concatenate(). Concatenate([Child_Number], " - ", [List_Value]) Otherwise there's no real way to know how things will be ordered. BUT.... if you turn on the "Preview new features" you can enter HTML in a LongText column; and from this you can create a dynamic numbered list.
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I can’t believe the solution to my issues with input was at the end of this video. I have been at it for several weeks, through trial and error. I knew that I needed a lookup expression to be able to adjust the Qty when in the products view, but as I am new to AppSheet and their expression structure I was left demoralized after all these different approaches that I attempted.
THANK YOU! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and expertise!
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Just wondering wether these APP you've created all free to edit and publish for personal or business use?
Another question about this App, or rather AppSheet in general, is that can I version control the APP and make new releases after test is stable?
Hello, Thanks for sharing this series of this content and helped me a lot to create an app to create supplier order for my friend's shop. one thing I stuck with now is, I need to email a snapshot of the list (eg: all items in the shopping cart) and I could not find a way to program my email button. Could you please help me with this. Really appreciated. Thanks a lot again Cheers
thank you, when I am adding new costumers it gives me green sign next to the products already , and when I am changing the key values and product names , customer products dose not give me any product it stays empty even with the new customer,
How do I go about creating an email that only shows the data from the most recent OrderID and send that to specific people? I tried setting this up and it sends the entire order_details table every time an order is marked complete
is there any way to scan a barcode instead of scrolling through the products and tab them?
How to create a numbered ref list ?
This is more difficult, as you need to somehow know what number corresponds to what value in the list; ie. the first item is 1, the second is 2, regardless of what the value is.
- If the number could be established from the child records (say you've got a number field that's counting the number of child records for the parent)... then you could use that and preformat the list entry on the child with a Concatenate().
Concatenate([Child_Number], " - ", [List_Value])
Otherwise there's no real way to know how things will be ordered.
BUT.... if you turn on the "Preview new features" you can enter HTML in a LongText column; and from this you can create a dynamic numbered list.