OK. Here are the data properties.
These are search results in software application.
They can contain one to hundreds entries.
The presentation has to facilitate data comparison. Sorting might help here.
It presents 11 distinct characteristics. Ten of the characteristics might
have multiple values.
At 06:18 AM 8/28/2009, Oleh Kovalchuke wrote:
I think a better way to do this would be to display the first value in the
list as a link with an indicator of total entries, if there are more than
one.
A column of values would look like this then:
Lorem ipsum
Dolor sit amet
Consectetur [+5]
Adipi
Sorry for arriving so late to the discussion.
Oleh, I am a little puzzled about your need to display more than one
value in a cell. There are several ways to display data, with their
own properties that can fit or not the needs. One of datagrid's
properties is, precisely, that one cell equals one
I have considered displaying [+] only, but this is not as informative as
showing the number of entries next to at least one of them spelled out.
Spelling out More is a bit too long for the datagrid.
Hovers are not very efficient, too transient, and prevent copying data (if
needed).
Expanding/col
Thanks, Jennifer, for food for thought.
We indicate this kind of links in data cells by changing text color (no
underlining). The entire value in the cell would be treated as a link
(including number of entries).
Both nested datagrids and Expand All action could be good options
potentially. Unfor
Hm, Gmail uses something like that in the Inbox view, however the indicator
does not open a dropdown, it opens a message instead:
Oleh, Jennifer (5)[IxDA Discuss] Indicators for cells with multiple
values in a datagrid
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Oleh
On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 1:11 PM, Oleh Kovalchuke wrote
Plus symbols didn't come thru on IxDA, but I meant to say:
Or perhaps just use [ ] (plus symbol) with alt or title text
indicating the number of additional items.
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You have the right idea, and I like Jennifer's idea of the down
arrow.
You might also consider these:
Lorem ipsum
Dolor sit amet
Consectetur [5 more]
Adipiscing elit [1 more]
Cras lectus
Neque [3 more]
Might help if you have numeric multiple values, to avoid "1,234 [
5]" seeming to represent
If the number of data elements in the list is limited to 5 /- 2 then
you might be able to show them all inline - with line breaks in the
cell. It's easier to be able to see all the values at once.
Another option could be a tool-tip rollover that showed the rest of
the values. One thing to keep i
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Hello, IxDers,
I need to in
Hello, IxDers,
I need to indicate that specific cell in a read-only datagrid contains not
one, but multiple values. Putting the cell in focus would reveal the values
in it.
The project team have suggested displaying "Multiple..." link in the cell.
Clicking the link would open a popup showing the
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