0.39.0
Only what you typed
The import sheet no longer arrives with an example row that could be added by accident, and it now offers the units you work in.
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Improved The import sheet and its review screen now offer the units you work in, instead of every unit the app knows.
You can tell the app whether you work in metric, in imperial or in both, and the unit box on a product has followed that answer from the start. The import sheet did not. It handed everyone every unit the app knows, so somebody who weighs in kilograms scrolled past pounds, pints and feet on every row of a long sheet, and the line explaining the column named units their own list would never have offered. All of it follows the setting now: the dropdown inside the downloaded sheet, the picker on the review screen, and the sentence describing the column, which names three units you can actually choose. Nothing has been taken away. A sheet may still say any unit, in any language, whoever filled it in and wherever they work — and a unit from the other system stays in the picker on the row it arrived on, so what you send back is added in the unit the sheet named and never quietly in a different one.
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Fixed The downloaded sheet no longer opens with a filled-in example row, which could be added to your catalogue by accident.
The sheet you download to add products opened with one filled-in row as an example, and that row was a product like any other. Send the sheet back without deleting it and it came through ticked and marked ready, so pressing Add put an article called "Example row — change it or delete it" in your catalogue with a part number of its own. The sheet now arrives holding nothing but the headings and the empty rows you asked for, and the filled-in example moved to two places where it cannot end up in your things: the table on the import screen, which shows a worked value beside every column and reads downwards as a complete row, and the note that pops up in each cell as you click into it, which now ends with that same value. Send an untouched sheet back now and it adds nothing at all.