I have an editable Grid/Table where the cells can be edited. For a column, you can have some filled cells plus not yet filled ones. The sorting is available. How to I have to treat the sorting?
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I am working in a data-related company. Most UI layouts are based on tables. By default, any table is sorted by the first column ascendingly. Now comes the situation, where we main focus of one of the tables should …
I’m currently designing table filtering controls and wanted to know what the thoughts are on autofiltering (filters apply as you select) vs. having a user click an apply button to show the results (or clear to cancel)? Out of the gate, I b…
I’m currently designing table filtering controls and wanted to know what the thoughts are on autofiltering (filters apply as you select) vs. having a user click an apply button to show the results (or clear to cancel)? Out of the gate, I b…
To add an entry to the table, a user must fill out the form above and click the Take it button. He can also edit an existing entry by clicking on the pencil. How can you best signal to the user that this data record has then been loaded in…
My application allows you to see the list of banking transactions in a table format.
Each transaction contains a date, a category (blurred), a label (blurred), a list of beneficiaries and the amount (blurred)
My problem is to display the l…
I’m creating an app for an ipad where it should show a table with someinformation, more than 7 columns. I looked in to Human Interface Guidelines for tables but there is only information for tables with one column and navigation. What are …
Consider the following table: It’s a table of ‘food’ all split into categories, with each sub-category also containing items. A 3-tier hierarchy.
The table is sortable by name, but… what should happen when you sort the Name column?