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  • Training course
  • Creating simple tables and fields
  • Codes base level
  • Selects and links between tables
  • Table settings basic level
  • Prefilters base level
  • Conditional formatting basic level
  • Action codes base level
  • Using pop-up windows
  • Cycles base level
  • Roles and users on the web
  • Codes advanced level
  • How do comparisons work in codes?
  • How do I check if one list contains another?
  • How to turn off where by the conditions
  • The insert line has no id
  • How to create lists fast
  • How do I take a row from a table and then get data from it?
  • What are associated array lists?
  • Specifying a field name by code, specifying a line of code by code?
  • A list of lists and turning it into a list
  • How do I sequentially go through the list and complete it or overwrite the values?
  • How do I filter and sort a list or a list of associated arrays?
  • Getting information about manual values, tree level, selects
  • How do while and var work? Replacing with listReplace
  • How to optimize the execution of the same code with variables passed to it?
  • How to use cond for condition?
  • How do I use the value of the previous row to calculate the current one?
  • Why do I need a column-by-column recalculation in the calculated and temporal tables?
  • How do I use the previous value in codes and combine manual input and code?
  • Row and rowList operations
  • Action codes advanced level
  • Prefilters advanced level
  • Field and table settings advanced level
  • Cycles advanced level
  • Formatting advanced level
  • Select-Tree
  • Executing a scheduled action code
  • Printing and emailing
  • Notifications
  • API interaction
  • Adaptivity and Sections
  • Getting information about manual values, tree level, selects

    How can I tell if a value is pinned in a cell?

    It is possible to obtain a fixed value attribute for fields with codes — true or false using #h.fieldname.

    How do you take the calculated value and not the pinned one?

    For fixed fields, you can get the calculated value through #c.fieldname.

    How to get the level for a tree?

    The reference #l.name_field can be used for any field select-tree — returns the nesting level of the value in the field.