Hi, did you solve this? My guess is ( I didn't need it yet so far, but know I have to start about this next week ), but can't you make all the fields a Text and do a check if it is a row/column that should be ( by check double click or so ) edited replace the row with TextField's and change it back to Text. I think that you to have .modify one of the other to match each other visually. Beside that the var is used in all the rows and the same and is not usable to edit or change one people item. But if you found a solution then.... let us/me know.

Did you check the correct fontname? Did you read this? codewithchris.com/common-mistakes-with-adding-custom-fonts-to-your-ios-app/#findfontname

Just came across this question; maybe you did solve this, maybe not yet. If yes maybe someone else can use it. In your main playground view tap select Select the file(s) you want to use on your mac. Tap the share button and choose the way you want to send it. F.e choose AirDrop, if your close to your mac. On your mac you accept, if needed, that file. HTH

Hi, did you get this idea working? And if yes please let us know. Busy with this for day's. If no, is someone else willing to shed some light about this?

Also in Swift there is no #if os(iPadOS) to separate code between the different os'es.

I did read both differences about whats included in XCode. For now I choose iOS and than an iPad device, but I do notice that what you wrote ... "Also note that just because you use iOS, doesn't mean you need to build for iPhone too, just that an iPad-centric app not look terrible when run in 1x/2x emulation mode on iPhone. " ... but thats an issue with several setup's, how do I know whats an iPadOS feature and what not. I notice that in the XCode simulator there are a few details different than live on an iPad with Beta3; but then again it is a beta. Yep, I did try today XCode beta 3, but no textual mention of iPadOS. So where are we standing today? What is the use of an iPadOS when we have to develop with iOS SDK? I know Apple won't accept an app for now, but when I am ready and iPadOS goes out of beta, I hope to have only a few issues; however what if they come up with a real iPadOS SDK and simulator which could be quite different.

Hi Dan It did helps. But with a quit different layout. I know about the grey area where it comes from, but did expect the whole list. Because of the grey background it looks to me that it should be posable to have the list inside a disclosuregroup. Next step will be, adding several element in a working navigationView. Thank you.

I did found out I did have to create a'com.apple.security.temporary-exception.files.home-relative-path.read-write'key with the relative path in the projects entitlement file inside the project and now it works so far.Reading stuff: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Miscellaneous/Reference/EntitlementKeyReference/Chapters/AppSandboxTemporaryExceptionEntitlements.html

I guess this is about something different but a link in there can be usable. I will check this out. Thank you.My main questions is how I do add an file reference, in this case the plist, in the entitlement.

Hi Claude,nope, the plist is inside the group container used by Excel.I can open the file if I use the open panel in code, because I have that entitlement set ( file access typ : userselected file access ).