ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Can you sort records on the calendar report? I have a calendar report in which multiplerecords in a single date are no longer sorting correctly. I've tried to follow the above advice but it has not worked. When referring to "the default report" aboveis this the "default report settings" or the "default calendar settings"? I've created a compound formula text field that I want to sort on within the calendar (and the default report) but including it in the "Default Sort Order" field in the "Default Report Settings" has not updated the calendar sort order. Did the calendar report sort functionality change with the December 2017 release?I have a calendar report that had previously sorted records within each day in order of the time of day assigned to each record. The reportis nowsorting based on whenthe records are added or edited.Re: Cannot add attachment in grid edit mode Thanks for the responses. This was my mistake. I was using a table report and allowing editing instead of a grid edit report. I now have this working as desired. Thanks. Re: Cannot add attachment in grid edit modeI understand that this functionality is not available to add an attachment directly in grid-edit. But is there a way to display the pencil icon in the grid edit reportto launch a form that allows the attachment to be added to an existing record?Re: Embedded grid-edit report displays columns that are not requestedOK, that's helpful. It's possible that the conditional relationships are not needed so I'll see if I can approach it that way.Embedded grid-edit report displays columns that are not requestedI have an application in which one table is a child to two different parent tables. I have linked the three tables accordingly and embedded a grid-edit report with just three fields from the child table into the custom forms of both parent tables. I?m now trying to expand the grid-edit report to display a few more fields from the child table. When I do this, the new fields are displayed but there are additional fields displayed which I have not requested and do not want to appear. I have tried to fix this two different ways: ? Initially, I tried specifying custom columns in the ?Columns to display? option for the grid-edit report. ? Next, I made the desired fields the default columns for the child table and selected default columns in the ?Columns to display? option for the grid-edit report. In both cases the same additional fields display in the embedded report on the forms. Is this a known issue and is there any way to force the QuickBase to not display these fields? Any advice is appreciated. Re: Is there anyway to prevent grid edit report entries on a form in view mode but allow them in add and edit?I was able to replicate this and as far as I can tell it's working as desired. This has beenextremely helpful. Thanks again!Re: Is there anyway to prevent grid edit report entries on a form in view mode but allow them in add and edit?I initially went down the required field path but it was very cumbersome. The solution with the dummy form and one editable field might be the best one available.Re: Is there anyway to prevent grid edit report entries on a form in view mode but allow them in add and edit?Thanks for your help. I now have this working and it's an interesting solution. There is only one issue that I have left. My dummy form has no fields assigned to it as instructed. However, the grid edit form that appears has one field (it is the field that links the child records to the parents). It is possible to edit these which breaks the existing connection to the parent (even though you can't see the other fields in the records). I looked for a setting in both the original grid edit report and the dummy form that might cause this but haven't been able to resolve it thus far.Re: Is there anyway to prevent grid edit report entries on a form in view mode but allow them in add and edit?Thanks again. I've created this dummy form with no fields. Then I went to settings>forms>"set how different roles use these forms" and set the value in every row of Grid Edit to this dummy form. When I view a parent record and click on "grid edit" in the embedded child report I'm still able to create orphaned child records. The dummy form isn't being used. Am I misunderstanding the solution you suggested? Again, thanks for your responses. Update: I see what's happening. The dummy form is used when a user tries to grid edit main projects page. It is not used when trying to grid edit the embedded report in the form which is what I am trying to accomplish.