Michael Bulgrien
11-Sep-2008, 11:13 AM
In a data compare:
It would be helpful if the Copy command from the right-click context menu worked as follows:
When a user right-clicks over a cell, only copy the text within that cell.
When a user right-clicks on the row number, copy the values in the entire row.
For multi-row selectons, it would be nice if it worked the same way (i.e. the user could copy a list of values within a specific column, or copy all columns of the selected rows) but I will understand if the Scooter team doesn't take it that far without reworking the data compare grid. Ideally, a user should be able to select a single cell or a group of cells in a single column so that the actual context of the selection matches the copy activity that takes place. I don't know why the data compare was developed with row-based selections only???
It would be helpful if the Copy command from the right-click context menu worked as follows:
When a user right-clicks over a cell, only copy the text within that cell.
When a user right-clicks on the row number, copy the values in the entire row.
For multi-row selectons, it would be nice if it worked the same way (i.e. the user could copy a list of values within a specific column, or copy all columns of the selected rows) but I will understand if the Scooter team doesn't take it that far without reworking the data compare grid. Ideally, a user should be able to select a single cell or a group of cells in a single column so that the actual context of the selection matches the copy activity that takes place. I don't know why the data compare was developed with row-based selections only???