Sometimes we use a grouped action to start a cascade of other actions:
Copy the row, Execute an actions on a set of rows, Go to another view, ...
It may be hard to understand how they are connected. Especially if the actions work on different tables.
That's why I use a syntax with an Emoji and a number to show at which order-position each action is triggered.
Here is an example where 15 actions are involved in just one grouped action.
To find them, I simply enter the Emoji in the search bar.
That's interesting! Thanks for sharing.
I use the same idea, though on a very different model. I defined a naming convention + make action icon hidden when not visible to users, so that I remember also that it's being called by another action.
Here is an example with a set of actions relating to group "A_":
Any good practices coming from other users?
Nice practices @Fabian_Weller and @Aurelien . Thank you very much for sharing.
Nice Tip @Aurelien @Fabian_Weller
I have a question:
@Aurelien wrote:make action icon hidden
How can you do that, like in the photo you attached?
Just double-click on one icon, or select then unselect one.
Here:
Nice Tip, thank you @Aurelien