1.) you can use a basic table component instead
2.) make sure the date column in the Glide data editor is of a “Date” type. Then, you can set it to “long” date style
3.) combine any number of columns using a template column in the Glide Data editor. Then display that template column in your app.
2.) make sure the date column in the Glide data editor is of a “Date” type. Then, you can set it to “long” date style
Perfect, thanks.
3.) combine any number of columns using a template column in the Glide Data editor. Then display that template column in your app.
Do changes made in the Glide Data editor make a round trip back to Google Sheets? I have to be careful about changes to the Google Sheet or I’ll interfere with a Zapier integration.
No you can’t currently align separate components side by side.
‘Glide only’ columns do not sync to the google sheet, so unless you are changing the basic data, computed columns will have no effect on the google sheet. They are still separate, but data is synced between glide and google.
So I ran into an issue where I had a user logging in using (email@this.com) but another time used (Email@this.com). Now, where I found the issue was when I match the email address per the user from one table to another. It wasn’t matching up. After digging into it, I discovered it was because of the lowercase e VS the uppercase E.
No you can’t currently align separate components side by side.
That’s too bad. Wouldn’t that cause a tablet layout in landscape orientation to have large amounts of unused space?
‘Glide only’ columns do not sync to the google sheet, so unless you are changing the basic data, computed columns will have no effect on the google sheet. They are still separate, but data is synced between glide and google.
That sounds brilliant. I’ll check it out tomorrow.