This FAQ covers 4 common questions about undo behavior, clear scope, insert position, and the difference between clearing and deleting records.
FAQ
Can I undo a record right after adding it?
- If direct undo is not available on Android for the newly added record, first locate that new record.
- Tap the row number on the left side of the record to open the floating toolbar.
- Select Delete to remove the record you just added.
Does clearing a record remove all content?
- Select the record you want to process.
- Tap Clear and review the field changes in the record.
- If the record contains system-filled content, that part will not be cleared.
Where is a new record added by default?
- When you use Add Record on the bottom toolbar, the new record is appended to the end of the data table.
- If you need to add a record in a specific position, select an existing record first.
- Then use Insert Above or Insert Below for targeted placement.
What is the difference between deleting and clearing a record?
- Clear Record keeps the current record position and removes only clearable content.
- Delete Record removes the entire record.
- Use Delete when reorganizing table structure, and use Clear when you want to keep the record position.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Record | One row of data in a table that stores a group of field values. |
| Floating toolbar | A shortcut toolbar that appears after a record is selected and provides insert, duplicate, clear, and delete actions. |
| Clear | Removes clearable content from the current record without removing the record itself. |
| Delete | Removes the current record from the data table. |