[IanMSpencer]

Setlists can't currently be used as filters, as songs don't track which setlists they are a part of, so I would have to make structural design changes to easily support that (without implementing a much slower approach to filtering songs based on setlist). This is something I probably will do when time allows.

I'm not opposed to loading and rendering the currently selected song in a separate pane. That wouldn't be too difficult to implement, and you could then just click through the list as needed to identify the songs. This is something I've wanted to add as an option in the tablet app as well (although there I want a summary of fields and data as well). The pane would be hidden and disabled by default, but could be enabled through a setting in one of the dropdowns.

Mike

Thanks. I worked around by using the rating on all my songs in set lists as that was an easy click. and I hadn't used ratings for anything.

Then for the unassigned songs, in Companion, on my PC opening in external viewer (Chrome) was nice and quick and I just let it open tabs then killed the lot every now and then so I was able to sort out the wheat from the chaff pretty quickly.

I'm slightly surprised that the query for set lists is different from collections (being an old SQL programmer) as the song view presents the set lists so the basic query exists already but not knowing the database I'll believe you!

I got a bit confused with the backup at first, the final database update was extremely slow (~1000 songs) and I hadn't grasped that the two way update didn't delete songs, but now it has dawned I need to do a one way transfer, all is good. Generally, I've been impressed with how well OneDrive works with MobileSheets, I've got a fast connection so anything I do on the PC arrives on my tablet almost instantly. Google Drive seemed a lot slower and I abandoned using Drive as my backup location as it was a song every few seconds.

Anyway, I've got set up for playlists for 4 different bands and 3 instruments (guitar, bass and ukulele) so am ready to go!