ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: How to make a button return to the same place on the page.very cool, I'll give that a shot, thanks!How to make a button return to the same place on the page. I'm curious if a command can be added to a button to have the rdr go back to the same place on the page when you clicked the button. Example... I have a button that adds a child record, but the button is basically in the middle of the form. When you click the button, it successfully adds the record and comes right back to the parent, but you always land at the top of the page and not back where the button is (for more clarity, it's a "+" and a "-" button to add count to inventory, so I want to click the plus button and just return right back to where the button is on the page so I can click it again). I'm not sure if this is Javascript, or part of a QB formula... or just not possible. Thanks for the help! How to embed customized reports instead of Default report settings when embedding reports in an Exact Form Is it possible to produce customized reports in an Exact Form, or is Exact Forms limited to creating reports using the Default Reporting features, which are limited in sorting capabilities. Thanks! How to make this report URL point back only to the related report details I am making a new hire checklist. Each checklist has several related reports to the checklist questions table. Each report has a "completed" button. What I noticed while testing is that sometimes I might hit the completed button by mistake, which then removes the record from the report. My easy answer to this was to have a link under the report that takes you back to the report, so you can easily un-tick the complete box. I am using a Formula-URL field so that I can "hard code" the proper link back to the report (so that the link is always correct and there for the next new hire checklist). Here is where my question comes in. This formula does bring me back to the proper report... ToText(URLRoot() & "db/" & "bjftfrx2p" & "?a=q&qid=25") However, it shows all the items in that report, not just the related report items. I only want the related report items. How can I change that formula to just show me the related report items? Thanks! Re: Can you rename columns in tables different from the field names?I see where the problem is.I am not using the List All report for the table.It appears that only when using the List All report, the ability to use the Column Properties option appears.The default report, or customized reports, as the default view for that table, does not allow me to see the Column Properties option, only the Field Properties option, hence my confusion. In your opinion, is this the correct functionality, or does there appear to be something wrong?Does it sound like I need to raise a support ticket to find out why the Column Properties option does not appear in all view methods, regardless of which report is used to for the default view? Thanks for the help.Re: Can you rename columns in tables different from the field names?This didn't seem to be the answer... this is still just re-naming the fields, which was what I was hoping not to do.I would ideally like the fields to stay with the nice naming convention I gave them, but show in the columns as the alternate labels.Baring that, if I must give the field labels basic names, then is there a better way to organize fields?Can you rename columns in tables different from the field names? I recently created a PO app to demonstrate to Finance. The app contained over 100 fields. In order to manage the fields for better administration, they were given appropriate naming schemes (Section Name - Field Description). This was not a problem when building the form, as you can give alternative labels to the fields and the naming conventions can be more simplified (Supplier - Supplier Address can be simplified to Address on the form). However, on the table homepage, the column names are the field names, and this was quite ugly and cumbersome when the field name was quite long (Section Name - Long Field Description). Is there a way to have alternative labels also apply to columns in the table? Baring that, is there a better way to organize fields so that they can be better administered? (something like labels or tags or something... when you have 100+ fields, and they have random names, it can get difficult finding and updating them, like when fields are next to each other on the form, but totally separated in terms of names in the field elements). Thanks for the help Michael Custer