Bug displaying # and data associated

[eric alvarezParticipant]

However, they are correctly associated. It’s only the display that doesn’t “fit”.

 

[dgteamModerator]

Thanks for reporting, We have not seen this yet.

Do you see this after opening and closing the file?

Is this a repeatable bug?

– Pamela

[eric alvarezParticipant]

Yes, after turning off the computer, the bug is still there. I look at another file and it has the same “problem” (no so much, but a bug anyway : )  )

[eric alvarezParticipant]

“looked” [editing would be an useful option!]

[davidModerator]

Can you e-mail me such a file (david@visual…)?  I’m not able to replicate it.

[dgteamModerator]

RE:  editing capability

The forum was set only allow edits for the first 5 mins after posting.  I increased it to 24hours.  Hopefully that is enough!

[eric alvarezParticipant]

24 hours should be more than enough! : )

I may have found something.

The problem occurs when columns have an uneven set of data. When 1 – I erase datas to have exactly the same number of entries, 2-I save & close and 3-I open again, all is fine.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by eric alvarez. Reason: dataS

[davidModerator]

This is very strange. The odd thing is that the rows don’t align.  It is somehow scrolling the row list down further.  If you have a file that does this when you open it, it would be great to get a copy.

I’m syncing up two scroll views, one for the row list and another for the main view.  I do that so that I can keep the row column fixed.  It looks like that is going out of sync.  Does it get fixed if you scroll the list around or resize the window?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by david.

[eric alvarezParticipant]

I sent the file to david@…

It appears in fact that even with an even set of data I still have the “problem”.

Thanks (and good luck)!

[davidModerator]

Update: This should be fixed in the latest beta.  It was related to how Apple restores a window when you re-open a document.

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