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A data type can be specified both in the Gsheet/Postgres database and in
Appsheet itself.There are fewer data types in Gsheet than in
Appsheet.There are more data types in Postgres than in Appsheet.What is
the correct understanding of the interaction...
Hi.I do not yet understand the handling of the data type "Yes/No".In the
database, a checkbox is shown in the table for this data type.In the
view, however, "Yes/No" is shown.My public app as an
example:https://www.appsheet.com/start/0d9b20e7-a481-42...
For a responsive webpageit is customary to specify jump sizes in the
relative length unit "em" (and not in the absolute length unit pixel).In
this way, people with poor eyesight who have set a large font also
receive a suitable design.I have created ...
Hi.I created my first simple app some days ago. With success.I use the
following standard option for a view (please see my screenshot):View
type: DeckPrimary header: my_column1Secondary header: my_column2Summary
column: my_column3In the view type "de...
Dear Appsheeters : )I found, that there's no way to use an ER diagram
for modelling a database in appsheet.Please correct me if this is
wrong.So I have to use another tool for modelling.How can I import a
complete SQL database into appsheet?I'm only ...
Thank you very much for your answer Let's look at the 2 cases
separately:1 Appsheet (a software from Google) plus Gsheet (a software
from Google)2 Appsheet (a software from Google) plus Postgres
(FOSS)Regarding 1:Appsheet offers 33 data
types:Addres...
@WillowMobileSys Thank you for your detailed answer : )@WillowMobileSys
wrote:There is no such thing as "no type" in GSheets or a database.
Until now, I assumed that it is absolutely essential that the data types
of the appsheet and the database are ...
@Steve Thank you for your detailed answer. Speed will not play a role at
first.Unfortunately, I have to give up my wish to use a real database as
the basis of an app, properly configured, because it is too expensive.
One of the reasons behind my wish...
I got an answer from the support.The complete steps to export an
internal database to GsheetGo to AppSheet Settings > Sources > Click on
Add new Data source > Now add your Google Account Open the App > Data>
Table Settings (It is a Database icon righ...
@MultiTech wrote:I'll do my best to stay in Gsheets as long as possible,
for a myriad of reasons; only finally migrating to a GCP hosted MySQL
for the specific tables that are giving me problems. Things are just so
much easier in Gsheets, across the ...
