Released on September 13, 2025
There were some problems with hyperlinks in the articles manager:
1.When editing an existing hyperlink with F2 in edit mode, an "Operation is not valid on locked cells" error occurred.
2.When deleting an existing hyperlink with DEL in edit mode, the cell was empty, but the old link was still there.
3.When opening an article database or when switching from edit mode to normal mode, the hyperlinks in the last two rows were not displayed as hyperlinks in blue color and with the underline.
In the Analytics tools / Create data source, an error could appear when the “Select fields from report” button was pressed and a field in the report was missing in the estimate.
This event in a database of sets is now triggered correctly – after a set was fully inserted.
This event in a database of sets is now triggered correctly – when another set is selected or when the sets manager window is closed.
The following properties were added:
•ContextSetInfo.InsertionLastLineNumber. It's useful in the "After_Drop_Set" event. It allows you to detect which lines were inserted, along with the InsertionLineNumber property.
•ContextSetInfo.SetOperation. The operation with a set is not always clear from the context. For example, in the "On_Open_Set" event, the set was opened and there's no operation. But in the "Before_Drag_Set" and "After_Drop_Set" events, the set may be whether being dragged and dropped into an estimate, or an existing row with a set may be updated from the set database (Ctrl+J). This new SetOperation property clarifies this.
This issue was introduced only in the previous version 7.25.1186.
This problem occurred if a search was active in some tab in the minutes fields manager, for example in “Free fields”. The user typed some search term in the upper right search field. The rows with the search results were displayed and highlighted. Then he switched to another tab, for example, “Native fields” and pressed Apply. This has caused the rows with the numbers, that were displayed in the previous tab, were modified also in the active tab. This could set some cells to be disabled (grey) and some of them with invalid value, for example Formula.
It was possible to edit disabled (grey) formula cells (or List box data) in the minutes and WBS fields managers. This occurred if these disabled cells were highlighted as matching search results when the user typed a search text in the upper right search field. Double clicking, for example, on a Formula cell has opened the formula editor and the user could edit the formula. The new value was not written back however, so no harm was done. But it was confusing to the user.