The batch table

The table draws one row per card and puts the market price beside the list price.

A batch opens as a table. Each row shows the market price next to the list price, so a bad number stands out without opening anything.

Two views

• Table is this view. Use it to do the same thing to a lot of cards at once.
• Card view draws one card at a time, big. Use it for the cards that need review.

One control at the top of the batch switches between them.

Opening a card

Click a row and the card opens in a panel beside the table. The table stays where it is.

Previous and Next at the foot of the panel walk the table in the order you see it. The arrow keys do the same. Escape closes the panel.

On a narrow window a row click opens Card view instead.

Columns and density

The Columns button chooses which columns show, and holds Rows: Comfortable or Compact. It is the same setting as Table rows in General.

Turn on Card name, Set, Number or Year from Columns and each one is a box you can type in. Category and Graded are pickers in the cell.

A cell saves the same answer the card panel saves. One thing differs. Change a card name in the panel and the panel offers a new price. Change it in a cell and no new price is offered.

Rest the pointer on the scan in a row to see it and the catalog photo big.

While the scans load

Every scan and every catalog photo shows a wheel until it has loaded.

In a big batch the table ends at a loading wheel, with a few grey rows above it. Scrolling stops there while the next cards come in. Keep scrolling and the wheel moves down on its own.

Scroll back up and the cards you have already seen are still there. The list in Card view works the same way.