Thank you for this great tip! I did not know about the Shift Shuffle method and I and going to put that one into use! A fun shortcut I learned in a meetup was to use the capital letters of the formula to create the formula quickly. Example DateTime.LocalNow would be typed in as DTLN and tab to populate the formula.
That was a great tip, I once mentioned the closing bracket thing on a site that dealt with a lot of pq, and was told it didn't matter if you type everything in in a linear fashion, so no wrapping, yeah like that's realistic.
Thank you for this great tip!
I did not know about the Shift Shuffle method and I and going to put that one into use!
A fun shortcut I learned in a meetup was to use the capital letters of the formula to create the formula quickly.
Example DateTime.LocalNow would be typed in as DTLN and tab to populate the formula.
That's a great tip!
I will use shift shuffle multiple times every day going forward. Thanks Wyn!
Perfect!
Good tip.
Starting with the dot and typing the second half works fine
Yep seen Chandeep do that one. Does rely on you remembering 2nd half
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Woow that’s great tip “shift” key tricks. 🎉
Thanks 😀
That was a great tip, I once mentioned the closing bracket thing on a site that dealt with a lot of pq,
and was told it didn't matter if you type everything in in a linear fashion, so no wrapping,
yeah like that's realistic.
😆
Nice tip, Wyn!
Thanks 😀
Wyn, thanks for doing a short version of this tip! I have it saved in my 'keep this tip' file for when the brain freeze happens 🙄
Excellent!
Woop woop, thankyou Wyn
Cheers Sue
You just solved this annoying problem for me - thanks a million.
Glad to help
The dot is the devil....😈 ¡¡ Thaks for sharing¡¡
No worries !
Well I have a PQ way of writing code and I always do type a dot. And it works just fine.
There are several ways of doing this. :-)
Yep, I’ve seen Chandeep saying he uses the dot.
Nice trick 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Useful. I'll take a note to remember! Shift+👇 Shift+F9 😎
Great!