Technical issue

[Mojtaba M 0]

Hello

I have a technical issue

Could you help me solve it?

"How to delete the additional column created by software (XP version)?". When I delete it, Another column appears again.

[CalS 4,728]

Could you post a screen shot?

[jefito 5,525]

On 7/17/2018 at 1:20 PM, SMojtaba said:

How to delete the additional column

What's the column name? What do you mean by "delete"? Did you remove it from the list header of one of the list views?

[Mojtaba M 0]

On 7/20/2018 at 4:22 AM, CalS said:

Could you post a screen shot?

 

[Mojtaba M 0]

On 7/20/2018 at 6:07 AM, jefito said:

What's the column name? What do you mean by "delete"? Did you remove it from the list header of one of the list views?

I posted the screenshot

When I delete the late column empty, it appears again

[CalS 4,728]

1 hour ago, SMojtaba said:

I posted the screenshot

When I delete the late column empty, it appears again

Got it, thanks.  I had this problem a while back.  I think it happened when I tried to drag and drop within the table.  Only fix I found was to recreate the table, sorry.  You could try to copy/paste the good parts of the table into a new note.

[Mojtaba M 0]

4 hours ago, CalS said:

Got it, thanks.  I had this problem a while back.  I think it happened when I tried to drag and drop within the table.  Only fix I found was to recreate the table, sorry.  You could try to copy/paste the good parts of the table into a new note.

Thanks

Could I ask you a question?

How can I search for a note from multiple operators such as "intitle:supply chain" and "tag:material flow" simultaneously?

[DTLow 5,093]

30 minutes ago, SMojtaba said:

How can I search for a note from multiple operators such as "intitle:supply chain" and "tag:material flow" simultaneously?

Search    intitle:"supply chain"  tag:"material flow" 

Just combine the operators in the search box separated by a space
Use quotes because your terms contain embedded spaces

[jefito 5,525]

Two Evernote search references:

• https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/208313828-How-to-use-Evernote-s-advanced-search-syntax
• https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/search_grammar.php

BTW, it's better to ask unrelated questions in a separate topic, as they are, well, untopical. 

[CalS 4,728]

3 hours ago, SMojtaba said:

Thanks

Could I ask you a question?

How can I search for a note from multiple operators such as "intitle:supply chain" and "tag:material flow" simultaneously?

Yes.  Use the Any operator to see notes with either or the And All operator with both.  

Edited August 16, 2018 by CalS
EDIT: Fix brain spasm

[jefito 5,525]

2 hours ago, CalS said:

Yes.  Use the Any operator to see notes with either or the And operator with both.  

?? The 'And operator'? Not in Evernote, you can't. ? There isn't an And operator in Evernote.

The rules: all searches are 'and' searches by default. To make an 'any' search, you need to have the any: term as the first term in your search. As in: any: title:"supply chain" tag:"material flow" , which will return notes that match either the title term or the tag term. Omit the any: and notes that match both the title term and the tag term.

[CalS 4,728]

40 minutes ago, jefito said:

?? The 'And operator'? Not in Evernote, you can't. ? There isn't an And operator in Evernote.

The rules: all searches are 'and' searches by default. To make an 'any' search, you need to have the any: term as the first term in your search. As in: any: title:"supply chain" tag:"material flow" , which will return notes that match either the title term or the tag term. Omit the any: and notes that match both the title term and the tag term.

Brain spasm, less odorous metaphor.  Corrected the original.  Still got And/Or on the brain after all these years  ?‍♂️

[jefito 5,525]

3 minutes ago, CalS said:

Brain spasm, less odorous metaphor.  Corrected the original.  Still got And/Or on the brain after all these years  ?‍♂️

That's why I was confused. I was pretty sure you knew all of that.

Not that I'm not guilty of the occasional brain temblor now and then...