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Faster measurement tables with sticky headers

· 2 min read

We have reworked how the measurement table inside an Instance renders, making it noticeably faster on large forms and keeping the important context on screen while you scroll.

Scrolling through a large Instance with sticky headers

Faster on large forms​

Instances with many references or serial numbers used to be slow. The table now only draws what you see on the screen, so:

  • Opening an Instance and expanding references is instant, no matter how many serial numbers they have.
  • Searching, filtering (Hide completed, Hide CMM, etc.) and switching serial number selection no longer causes the table to lag.

There is nothing new to learn here. Registering measurements works exactly as before, it should just feel a lot smoother.

Sticky headers​

While scrolling through a long list of serial numbers, it was easy to lose track of which reference you were registering values for, or what a given column meant. The table now keeps the relevant headers pinned at the top as you scroll:

  • The outer column headers (Reference, Nominal, Tolerance, Frequency, CMM, Progress, etc.) stay visible at all times.
  • The reference you are working on stays pinned right below them, so its nominal and tolerance are always visible.
  • When you scroll into the serial numbers of that reference, the Serial number / Value / Tool header (and the reference image) stays pinned too.
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No action is needed on your end. Both changes are automatic and apply to every Instance.