The map plugin now remembers
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2025 5:40 am
Better statistics
SeaTable's statistics module uses the open source data visualization software library G2 . G2 makes it possible to generate a variety of web-based evaluations interactively and dynamically in SeaTable.
In SeaTable 1.5, we updated G2 to the current version 4.0, which was released by the Ant Group data visualization team in spring 2020. Together with a few integration improvements, this upgrade increases the overall reliability and stability of the statistics module.
Improved view plugins
The map and timeline plugin has not been neglected india rcs data either. the user's last position. If you now open the map view again, you can continue directly where you left off. In the timeline plugin, we have reduced the scrolling speed, which many users found to be too fast.
Custom Shares
Imagine you want to share a base with your team members with different access rights: All colleagues should have at least read access, but some colleagues should also have read/write access to a few tables, and a few hand-picked colleagues should have full access to all tables. This sounds complicated to implement, and in fact it was. A base had to be broken down into several bases and then shared with the different groups with different rights. Until now.
SeaTable's statistics module uses the open source data visualization software library G2 . G2 makes it possible to generate a variety of web-based evaluations interactively and dynamically in SeaTable.
In SeaTable 1.5, we updated G2 to the current version 4.0, which was released by the Ant Group data visualization team in spring 2020. Together with a few integration improvements, this upgrade increases the overall reliability and stability of the statistics module.
Improved view plugins
The map and timeline plugin has not been neglected india rcs data either. the user's last position. If you now open the map view again, you can continue directly where you left off. In the timeline plugin, we have reduced the scrolling speed, which many users found to be too fast.
Custom Shares
Imagine you want to share a base with your team members with different access rights: All colleagues should have at least read access, but some colleagues should also have read/write access to a few tables, and a few hand-picked colleagues should have full access to all tables. This sounds complicated to implement, and in fact it was. A base had to be broken down into several bases and then shared with the different groups with different rights. Until now.