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<blockquote data-quote="kungfuchris99" data-source="post: 6115226" data-attributes="member: 6676149">I have a functionality request: Could we make it where, when editing a table and then saving it, the code could re-sort the table by range? In other words, let's say I have a table like this: 1d101-3: sword4-5: axe6: mace7-8: spear9-10: clubThen let's say I want to add a warhammer table item. Rather than re-jiggering the whole table, I want to just add a row and set its range like so:7: warhammerAnd then edit the spear range appropriately:8: spearSo what the revised table would look like before clicking to save the table: 1-3: sword4-5: axe6: mace8: spear9-10: club7: warhammerAnd after saving it would look like this:1-3: sword4-5: axe6: mace7: warhammer8: spear9-10: clubSo when saved the table is re-sorted by range.Obviously in the above example redoing the whole table wouldn't be a big deal, but I already have tables that have dozens and dozens of entries, and as new items for that table occur to me, or users suggest items to add, it becomes a giant pain to add them to the end of the table and then go and re-edit all or most of the ranges for the items that were already in the table. Does that make sense? --Chris M.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kungfuchris99, post: 6115226, member: 6676149"] I have a functionality request: Could we make it where, when editing a table and then saving it, the code could re-sort the table by range? In other words, let's say I have a table like this: 1d10 1-3: sword 4-5: axe 6: mace 7-8: spear 9-10: club Then let's say I want to add a warhammer table item. Rather than re-jiggering the whole table, I want to just add a row and set its range like so: 7: warhammer And then edit the spear range appropriately: 8: spear So what the revised table would look like before clicking to save the table: 1-3: sword 4-5: axe 6: mace 8: spear 9-10: club 7: warhammer And after saving it would look like this: 1-3: sword 4-5: axe 6: mace 7: warhammer 8: spear 9-10: club So when saved the table is re-sorted by range. Obviously in the above example redoing the whole table wouldn't be a big deal, but I already have tables that have dozens and dozens of entries, and as new items for that table occur to me, or users suggest items to add, it becomes a giant pain to add them to the end of the table and then go and re-edit all or most of the ranges for the items that were already in the table. Does that make sense? --Chris M. [/QUOTE]

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