Description: The function wizard offers a main view on the function, a small view of the formula and two tabs, a selector for functions and a structure tab. The structure tab provides a function tree rendering of the formula. Problem: It is hard to find out which parts of the written function correspond to the tree rendering. Possible solution: Highlight corresponding functions on interaction. This already exists for the formula and the function view: You click in the text of the formula, the nearest function/operator is selected and the function view updates. This could be reflected in the "structure"-tree. Steps to Reproduce: Click in a cell with a (complex) formula and open the function wizard. Click in the text of the formula. Actual Results: The 'nearest' function/operator is selected and the function view updates. There is no change in the tree rendering in the "structure" tab. Expected Results: Matching the highlighted operator/formula, the corresponding operator/function in the structure-tree should be highlighted. If a operator/function in the structure-tree is selected, the corresponding part in the formula and function view should be shown. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: –
Created attachment 165244 [details] Screenshot of the function wizard
would be not bad. Any other opinions?
Sure, highlighting the corresponding items makes sense.