Creating A List Of Progress Bars

[alexs]

Is it possible to create a progress bar for every row in a sheet? I only seem to have the option to select the first row when using that component.

[david]

Today, progress bars can only be added to Details screens, which show one row at a time—although not necessarily the first row. (It sounds like you are showing a Details screen at the top-level, which shows the first matching row.)

You want a list of progress bars? Like a checklist, but instead of checkboxes, progress bars? Can you explain more about your use case?

[alexs]

Thanks for the quick reply.

@david

(It sounds like you are showing a Details screen at the top-level, which shows the first matching row.)

Yes I am.

@david

You want a list of progress bars? Like a checklist, but instead of checkboxes, progress bars? Can you explain more about your use case?

I’m trying to create a budgeting feature in my app. Progress bars are a great way to show the % of the budget that’s spent. It’d look similar to this -

[Robert_Petitto]

I’ve asked for this several times. A way to add a progress bar to the bottom of a card view.

Progress Bar in Card View

The more and more I use Glide, the more and more I have a need to show a progress bar on the card/tiles view (bonus for a progress “ring” around circle tiles!). This feature would be super powerful: For eLearning platforms, can easily see progress from the Lesson List. On Sales apps, can see progress bar of items remaining. On tasks/work orders, can see progress bar of items completed. Other apps do this quite well: Headspace: [IMG_DA2F276410D8-1] LearnDash: [image] I submitted it to …

[alexs]

Thanks for sharing that, the team had asked me to post the question here. Just to avoid any confusion, I’m not trying to add the progress bars to a card view.

[Robert_Petitto]

No, but to add it to any inline view (including card view in my case…inline list in yours) would be stellar.

[david]

Very nice!

We’ve discussed a generic ‘list view’, which would be specified like a details view, except the details are repeated for each row in the list. This would allow the feature you’re describing.

[Robert_Petitto]

Yes! That would be neat! Would be nice if it could allow for positioning/sizing/alignment of text and images too.

[Rosewebstudio]

Liking that layout.

Visually, very easy on the eye. It enables the user to quickly understand the data.

I am also believe that ‘progress data’ encourages users to interact and use the app more frequently.

This feature would be a welcome addition to glide.