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Laurence_Berg · Sep 12, 2021

After accidentally deleting a field, we can restore it via undelete or snapshot. HOWEVER, the deleted field was referenced by a ‘last modified date’ field. When the deleted field is restored from Trash, the last modified date is set to the current da...

Laurence_Berg · Sep 13, 2021

Thanks for your advice, Alexey. I almost followed all of it :winking_face: I didn’t mention that the “last modified date” field is not set to change for all fields, but only one status field (which was the field that was accidentally deleted). I un...

Laurence_Berg · Oct 01, 2020

Thanks for the ideas and advice.

Laurence_Berg · Sep 30, 2020

Interesting idea. But I’ve already got a form view I’ve built in a new copy and I’ve already added fields to my new copy, and syncing creates a new table which I’d have to add all the new fields to and for which I’d have to recreate the form for. I w...

Laurence_Berg · Sep 30, 2020

I have a complication! In my new version, I have added new fields. Is there a best practice for this situation? I haven’t done a csv import before. Is it possible to align fields between the csv and an existing table in AT?

Laurence_Berg · Sep 30, 2020

Thanks. I may have answered my own question as I was asking it. What I’m doing is building a new production version with new features like the form view. So, I made a copy of the original and then started added stuff. The plan was to copy the origina...

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