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move column name on web access

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Updated August 14, 2014
asked on August 14, 2014

 Hi everyone,

 

I was creating a search on Web Access, and set the columns that I need!, Web access seems to have a column default name to be set as 1st column! I try to change, but dosent show in the configuration the name to move!

Is there a way to put this column name to be the second columns when I visualized the search, and not the first one?

 

Thanks for the help

 

Regards,

 

Vitor

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replied on August 14, 2014

Hi Vitor,

 

Currently, Web Access does not allow the user to change the location of the Name column through the UI or by manually editing the trustee attribute (although, for what it's worth, both methods are supported in the Client).

 

I can confirm that this feature will be supported in Web Access 10, although the time frame on when that will be ready for release is a little hazy at this point.

 

Out of curiosity, what column were you trying to make the 1st column in your search? Was it Relevancy ranking?

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replied on August 14, 2014

Hi Ryan,

 

Ok, no problem!, yes i did in the client, I did think that web access did too.

 

But to answer your question, we have a client that do a search and export a contend list to run a report in excel vba, and the vba has a first column a information that is inside of a field in laserfiche, and the column name comes after because is the second more important in this report.

So being the first column the only work that our custumer/client will have to do it will be to copy and paste the information there in the sreadsheet.

 

But thank you a lot for help.

 

Have a great day!

Vitor

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replied on August 14, 2014

I agree this would be a nice feature.  I personally like the Entry ID to be in the first column.

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