Is it possible to keep the parent grouping visible when moving through additional drill downs? I would like functionality similar to this:
I get this simply by grouping the driver call sign. If I add a layer of grouping to this to (RowNumber) it minimizes the visible data as I desire:
but when I drill into the next level, I lose the ability to view ‘whose’ data I am in:
How do I get it to drill down while still able to see the drivers call sign?
Seth_Kling:
Is it possible to keep the parent grouping visible when moving through additional drill downs?
Unfortunately, no.
I have an open feature request for basically this though, you can go vote and/or comment on it.
[In a Table View, setting a 'Group by' column removes column from the "grid". Explicity setting it into Column Order should override that](https://community.appsheet.com/t/in-a-table-view-setting-a-group-by-column-removes-column-from-the-grid-explicity-setting-it-into-column-order-should-override-that/37415) Feature Requests
[image] As seen in the screenshot, I’ve set the [text] column as the ‘Group by’ column. Default behavior in this case is that this column does not get displayed in the table grid, but instead shows as a header for a set of rows. My request is that under the above circumstance, if you also explicitly add that column into the ‘Column order’ section, then the column should again, and redundantly, appear in the table grid.
I’m on my phone here so can’t link and screenshot etc.
But…did you know that you can set the name of your detail view with a formula as well?
In the Name of the view option in the Display section you could put something like this
Concatenate("Next Day Assigned Trips for ",[whatever your driver name field is here])
Then you should see the title of your view change depending on which driver you click.
@Scott_Robinson , you are absolutely correct. However, if you examine his initial post a bit more, I believe you will find that he used the term “detail view” incorrectly, as he is actually referring to a Table view the entire time.
I will agree - I used the term ‘detail view’ incorrectly. However, thank you to @Scott_Robinson and @Marc_Dillon for giving me the low down.
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