I'm looking for to track my expenses through a Shortcut that uses a module of Numbers that saves the datas in the table. It works perfectly with iPhone and iPad, but on Mac not. So, I have seen that in my file there isn't the module that I created on my iPhone. I wanted to ask you...is it possible creating modules on Mac? Thanks for your availability.
Yes, if you are running macOS Monterey and Numbers 12.0 then the action in Shortcuts for adding data in new rows at the bottom (or top) of a table also exists on the Mac.
For a working example see this video at Macmost.com.
SG
Yes, if you are running macOS Monterey and Numbers 12.0 then the action in Shortcuts for adding data in new rows at the bottom (or top) of a table also exists on the Mac.
For a working example see this video at Macmost.com.
SG
I think Modulo in Spanish is Form. I think the OP is trying to get a form to work on the desktop version, which would make sense as those are available on iOS.
Ale0x, Forms (modulo's) are not a feature on the desktop version of Numbers.
Jason
Yes, sorry I’m Italian I have set number in Italian. Anyway at the end I resolved…I deleted the form on iOS and I made a simple table, then in the shortcut I used the command “Add a row…”. Anyway thanks a lot for your help and availability!
I can't find that screen in the Shortcuts app, either in iOS or on the Mac.
As far as I know "modules" are not a feature of the Shortcuts app.
The three actions listed on the right all work for me on the Mac.
The shortcut can be configured to trigger in various ways, as shown here:
SG
I use Shortcuts on both Mac and iOS. Haven't found anything about "modules" for Shortcuts on either the Mac or iOS.
Perhaps you mean "forms"? Numbers for Mac doesn't have (and doesn't really need) them because of the larger display.
In any case the Shortcuts actions work on the Mac. Have you tried them? You could try the one in my screenshot as an example.
SG
As far as I know "modules" are not a feature of the Shortcuts app.
On Mac aren't a feature, but on iOS yes. This probably because on iPhone in the Numbers app you can make modules to link the sheets, instead on Mac, not...
Yes, I know...but I was referring to the fact that on iPhone, if you see I the app, you can add rows from the module page, instead on Mac not.
Ale0x wrote:
can add rows from the module page, instead on Mac not.
What exactly to you mean by "add rows from the module page"?
SG
I mean this:
Then you can write there the data that will link to the table in another sheet.
Modules on Mac
