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Adam Smith
Table View now includes a
Go to Date
option for date-based tables, making it easier to find records for a specific day without guessing page numbers.
This is especially useful on pages like the
Master Schedule
, where users often need to review visits for a specific date range before invoicing or checking service history.
How It Works
  • On date-based tables, use the
    Go
    option to select a date.
  • The table will jump directly to the records starting on that date.
  • Regular page navigation is still available.
For example, on the
Master Schedule
, you can enter
May 1
and the table will move directly to visits starting that date.
Where It Applies
This was built for all date-based data in Table View, not just the Master Schedule.
The behavior adjusts based on how the table is normally sorted:
  • Schedule-style tables:
    jumps to the selected date and continues forward from there.
  • Log-style tables:
    jumps to the selected date while preserving normal pagination for newer/older records.
In simple terms: if a table is organized by date, you can now jump by date instead of guessing the page number.