FROM : Mitchell Livingston
DATE : Mon Feb 04 20:13:54 2008
Yup, sounds right. Basically, I want a way to allow outline rows to take up the whole row for select rows.
On Monday, February 04, 2008, at 11:20AM, "I. Savant" <<email_removed>> wrote:
>> I am already using group rows. What I mean is I have two levels, for a single folder and its contents. No nested folders, etc. What I want is to have the "content rows" take up the whole row of the table. I hope that makes more sense.
>
> A little more, but I may not be visualizing what you're talking
>about. Folders are always top-level and the only children are
>"contents" of the folders, right? Your folders are "group" rows but
>you want the children (the "content") rows to not indent? Do I have
>this right?
>
>--
>I.S.
>
>
DATE : Mon Feb 04 20:13:54 2008
Yup, sounds right. Basically, I want a way to allow outline rows to take up the whole row for select rows.
On Monday, February 04, 2008, at 11:20AM, "I. Savant" <<email_removed>> wrote:
>> I am already using group rows. What I mean is I have two levels, for a single folder and its contents. No nested folders, etc. What I want is to have the "content rows" take up the whole row of the table. I hope that makes more sense.
>
> A little more, but I may not be visualizing what you're talking
>about. Folders are always top-level and the only children are
>"contents" of the folders, right? Your folders are "group" rows but
>you want the children (the "content") rows to not indent? Do I have
>this right?
>
>--
>I.S.
>
>
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