I was also able to find out a way to delete the items from the bucket, however it’s very inefficient. I have a “Remove items” button that links to the ItemsToBuckets sheet, then you select an item from the bucket and delete that item. So it adds a bunch of steps just to delete the item. Do you have a more efficient method?
After looking at your Sheet, it looks like you have dedicated columns per Category to track the Checkbox state. What if you want to support a changing category list? Eg. the user wants to add or delete categories? I guess the checkbox solution can only work if you have fixed categories?
Categories number is fixed, but you can make as many empty categories as you want. List only shows named categories. If a user wants to add a new category s/he could be taken to a tab to name an empty one. The drawback is the time consuming when creating the empty categories and the messy tab with several Inline lists
You can add a true/false column in the relation sheet to mark the deleted ones and in the add form include a list with items previously deleted demo app
ah yes-- for my use case, I want to support a dynamic amount of categories and items so I can’t have fixed columns. But yes, if I have a use case with fixed categories, the checkboxes is a sweet solution
Instead of choosing from a drop down choice AND hitting submit, we need the “add row” action to use information from “screen” so that while you are in your category, you can simply click a payment method from your inline list to add it to the list of methods.
Did you use checkboxes for this? I’m creating a tutoring app, and I want a form where my tutors can just check all the subjects they’re proficient in. I’m pretty sure I would use checkboxes, but I can’t find any tutorials on using them. Do you know of any? If not, would I just create a new form, with all the subjects for them to check? Would it have to be a new form/sheet, or could I somehow add it to the existing one? I really don’t know anything because I can’t find a tutorial that focuses just on Glide checkboxes.
and another for subjects (named “items” in my example). The drawback is that the second tab must have twice as many columns as the number of teachers : one column is used to check and the other has the id to make the relation