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By astrogen - Thursday, June 29, 2006
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This is my first post so hi to you all. I have lurked around for some time now and I request your help. I have got a tree which is an amalgam of inputs from many people and, in particular, I have Last Names in both upper and lower case letters. I therefore raised the Table Layout and put my cursor in the first row of the Last Name column. A right click gets me the menu then I chose Copy Column. Next I opened up a blank worksheet in Excel and did a paste to the first column. There was my Last Names - no problem. Using the Excel 'proper' function I converted all the last names to the format I wanted. So far so good. I then highlighted all 4227 entries and did a 'control c' to copy the new names. Back to the Genopro table, I again placed the cursor on the first row in the last name column and did a right click to bring up the menu and I then chose Paste. The data changed before my eyes but when it was complete it reverted back to the old format. Clearly I have done something wrong but what? I think genopro is the best thing since sliced bread as they say here in the UK Regards Tony
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By GenoProSupport - Thursday, June 29, 2006
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Humm... it appear there is a bug in the Table Layout when pasting data... under some rare cases, the pasted data is being reverted. When I paste a few rows, it works, but when I paste the whole column, some data is not pasted... I am investigating this....
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By GenoProSupport - Thursday, June 29, 2006
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I have fixed the bug. The fix will be available in Beta 16g (in a few days). This bug was introduced by optimizing the Table Layout for erasing or pasting data.
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By astrogen - Thursday, June 29, 2006
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Thanks for the super fast response. I will await 16g. My sanity is restored. Tony
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By GenoProSupport - Wednesday, July 5, 2006
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Beta 16g has been skipped. GenoPro Beta 17 is now available with the fix.
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