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I would love to see some kind of reminder or alert system for items that are setup to display on Calendar views. One of my bases has a table that is used to keep track of follow-up calls to potential customers. If theyโre called once and we schedule a follow-up, I have a column with a date/time format and a calendar based on that field. Without alerts, users are advised to check their calendar each morning and afternoon for upcoming scheduled follow-ups, but it would be great when adding a date/time to a column that is tied to a calendar if there could also be an option for reminders or alerts. Maybe something like Outlook reminders, 15 minutes before the time and the option to snooze for 5 minutes or dismiss completely.
Additionally, Iโve noticed that the view of records in the Calendar doesnโt persist when you leave and come back in. For instance, this table has over 1200 records but only some are going to have follow-up times on them. I change the view in the top right corner from โall recordsโ to โrecords with datesโ but it doesnโt stay that way if I leave and return. Due to the nature of the table and its size, displaying all records will never be useful so Iโd like to avoid having to change it each time.
And finally, something I just noticed and am very concerned about, is the โdeleteโ option when viewing an item from the Calendar. I just tested it and it doesnโt just delete/clear the info in the relevant date/time field, it deletes the entire record. Thereโs no prompt to confirm anything, so a simple misclick could completely remove a record from the table and this is a bit scary. I would think it would be far more often needed to simply clear the date field than to delete an entire record, especially from the Calendar view, but maybe it could be solved by asking which theyโd like when clicking delete? I think any kind of data removal could benefit from a bit of an extra step to be sure that removal is intended.
Thanks!