How to configure case list and case detail?
The case list and case detail are configured at the menu level. Click on the name of the menu for which you want to configure the list and detail screens. Each is configured on its own tab: On the Case List tab you can configure several different things: Properties to Display – select the properties you want to display in the list
How does the case list work on a cell phone?
The phones will also let you search over the case properties in the columns – it is sometimes useful to include an ID that the user can quickly type a search term or scan a barcode to find the case they are looking for. The case list can also be sorted and filtered, based on the state of the case.
When does case not show up in case list?
If the case property is less than the specified number of dates in the past or it is in the future (i.e. it is not late), then it will show up as blank in the case list view and it will not show up at all in the case details view. If the specified case property is null/uninitialized, it will be treated as though it is late.
When do I get the case detail screen?
Case Detail: The case detail screen appears after selecting a case from the case list. It usually includes more information than the case list and is helpful for checking if the user has selected the correct case and providing additional information.
When to show the bound value of a lookup field?
The display value of a Lookup field is automatically shown in query datasheet view by default. When you create a query, you can override this behavior so that the bound value is shown instead. In this example, suppose you want to see the bound value of a Lookup field in a Headquarters table that “looks up” a New England state name.
How many columns are there in case list?
Case List: You can specify the case property columns that are displayed in the case list. Due to the limited screen space on a mobile phone, you typically want to only include two columns.