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Press / to code indicator update #1351

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luke-quadratic opened this issue May 13, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1316
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Press / to code indicator update #1351

luke-quadratic opened this issue May 13, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1316
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high priority within weeks type: enhancement new feature or request

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@luke-quadratic
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luke-quadratic commented May 13, 2024

Been playing with this hint more and more lately on fresh accts for preview branches, it's a little annoying how it follows you around - I think updating alongside or after our Inline Formulas updates makes sense

Proposed update:

  • Every new sheet would have the text in the 0,0 cell until an action is done
  • Any action anywhere in the sheet removes the hint
  • Proposed text: "Type / to code or = to write formulas" with no '' around the / or =, unlike how it is currently
@luke-quadratic luke-quadratic added the type: enhancement new feature or request label May 13, 2024
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This makes sense to me. I also find it annoying, but I use preview branches a lot. I think it's most likely helping more people than annoying them in production where they only see it for a short time, then never again.

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