December 2017 Release Notes - New UI Coming
https://www.quickbase.com/quickbase-blog/december-2017-release-notes They are finally doing it. An upgrade to the UI. And a much overdue upgrade to the Calendar Report. I was worried QB was ...
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Good stuff in this release and more importantly every release in the last 6 month or more has had really good stuff.
I like the improvements to formula box behaviour,
Tabs now work on Mobile.
New look and feel with make users feel like it has been freshened up.
Rich text field types
User management.
Better calendars. Calendar entries Colorization has always been a challenge so we will see how that works.
Well, basically I like everything in this release.
I like the improvements to formula box behaviour,
Tabs now work on Mobile.
New look and feel with make users feel like it has been freshened up.
Rich text field types
User management.
Better calendars. Calendar entries Colorization has always been a challenge so we will see how that works.
Well, basically I like everything in this release.
- me too ... :)
- Colorization on calendar events isn't in this release.
- Bravo to QB on making TABS work on the Mobile version....Dec. 17th can't get here soon enough!!!
- @Dona,
They're not tabbed, they're just displayed as sections. Just like I do with my grandma's Christmas gifts, set your expectations low.
Sam Jones
QuickBase Product Manager
- ...but the release notes showed that they were colored. So that is nice to see that carried through.
- I don't understand the Rich Text Fields. I thought I could use them to create a top nav bar on forms, but it is only specific to a record?
- Yes, they are a new field type, so yes they appear on forms and reports.
- Yes, but you can't create default content to generate with the form? That would be really nice for creating a letterhead, or a nav bar.
- Use a "Formula-Rich Text" field. Similar to how you would use the old "Formula-Text" fields with the html enabled.
- @Matthew Neil. You've caught onto our secret.
