How to use the Field Configuration Window in Timetonic.
Managing the configuration options for your fields from the Field Organization space allows you to interact on all the elements that integrate your table in a single place.
Let's look at this in more detail.
In the sheets that have many fields, I sometimes need to carry out searches.
I can use a keyword search here.
Use a search by field type.
A view on the fields selected as a primary key or on all fields.
Or mainly see the fields that have been selected as a required field.
Find in this first column all your fields in the display order of your table and icons indicating the field type.
The Group and Share column allows you to create groups or group fields via this section to organize your sheets.
You have the power to move your fields directly in the configuration window to help you define the position of a group in the sheet; which is defined by the order of the fields in the table.
To understand more clearly, the position of the first column attributed to the group defines the group's position in the sheet.
In the Sync Code column, manage the synchronization codes of your fields when setting up Excel automation from the field organization environment.
You can click on the edition of your field options and therefore adjust according to your needs.
This option allows you to jump directly to the field in the tables to complete the field codes that will be useful for creating Word or Excel document templates.
The field ID will allow you to identify the fields for APIs, and possibly set up automation workflows.
The required or mandatory field allows you to ensure the reliability of data entry in your sheet validation, and set unique keys to avoid duplicates in your data.
You can now use all the options of the field configuration window to get the most out of it and optimize your work.
For the "Organize Fields" video some comments:
In the title, I would talk about the "organization" window of fields, that's what I think the button is called.
At the beginning there are 2 small things: you talk about columns while the rest of the time you talk about fields, can you please modify?
Also "in the sheets that have many columns", it's in the "Tables" that have many fields.
I would start with the section at 50 seconds where you start by presenting the list of fields and I would end with the search by name, type, etc. part.