Hi Emma Goldsmith (egoldsmith) \ Pawel Nowak (PawelNowak)  

I have logged this request as: LTE-392 and will raise it with development for consideration in a future update.  

I also read your blog mentioned above and the 'File Details' tab at the bottom should show you the number of file selected:

Also if you want to see the total number of files - the workaround would be to press: Ctrl+A to select all files and again you will see the total number of files in the 'Files Details' view.  

Being an Advanced user I suspect you may already know this and I may have misunderstood what you were referring to so if I have missed something please let me know and I will also add additional enhancements based on your feedback.

Unknown said:

the 'File Details' tab at the bottom should show you the number of file selected:

Also if you want to see the total number of files - the workaround would be to press: Ctrl+A to select all files and again you will see the total number of files in the 'Files Details' view.  

Apologies for the belated reply. 

Thanks for mentioning the File Details tab. By default I don't think it's visible? I found it up in the view tab on the ribbon, opened it and dragged it to join the rest (analysis statistics, etc.). Maybe I removed it at some point without realising.

Fasil Aziz, please let me know if it's displayed by default or not, and I'll edit my blog post to add this info.

Thanks,

Emma

Unknown said:

the 'File Details' tab at the bottom should show you the number of file selected:

Also if you want to see the total number of files - the workaround would be to press: Ctrl+A to select all files and again you will see the total number of files in the 'Files Details' view.  

Apologies for the belated reply. 

Thanks for mentioning the File Details tab. By default I don't think it's visible? I found it up in the view tab on the ribbon, opened it and dragged it to join the rest (analysis statistics, etc.). Maybe I removed it at some point without realising.

Fasil Aziz, please let me know if it's displayed by default or not, and I'll edit my blog post to add this info.

Thanks,

Emma

Unknown said:

It is default. If you View -> Reset Window layout in that view you should see whether it was there originally or not.
 

Hi Paul,

View-> Reset window layout takes me back to my user profile layout settings, not to a default or 'first-time installation set up'. That's why I was asking whether the File Details tab is default or not ;)

Usually I check default Studio behaviour (shortcuts, etc) in Mats's Manual, but didn't this time. 

Thanks for the info, I'll update the blog post.

Have a good weekend,

Emma