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Now I understand.

Formula %sequ_1 returns a numeric serial series which continues without regard to the folio.

Formula %sequf_1 returns a numeric serial series which is specific to the folio.

(duplicate message, please pardon)

@scorpio810,

Success!
I now have installed ver 0.9, with much sincere thanks, and my warmest regards.
I can see the improved quality immediately.

Best wishes to you and all the QelectroTech team!

Vbxler,

a) I opened your project.

b) the same problem occurs: folio 3 is shifted greatly to the right.
This is true even after I invoke CNTRL + 9.

c) I created a new (fifth) folio, 5/5.
I then copy-pasted the content of folio 3/5 into folio 5/5.
The identical problem appears then in 5/5.

So this seems to confirm that there is something strange about the specific content of folio 3/5.

If I encountered this problem in a typical CAD software (such as AutoCAD), I would suspect a 'stray' drawing entity located outside the drawing border area, causing a zoom/extents to zoom out far enough to encompass the stray entity.

QelectroTech is not CAD however, and I do not have a guess what may cause this problem.

I hope this may help in a small way.
I regret that I have no answer.

(I am using QeT ver 0.80 in Ubuntu Linux)

@jarek ,

I wish to add my agreement if I may, that QelectroTech is a magnificent achievement and a superior tool.

I created electrical diagrams for control and automation for years using CAD, primarily AutoCAD. QeT is a very different approach, a different paradigm. And it is superior to using CAD in every way.

The intelligent design of QeT only begins to reveal itself as you learn more about how to apply this wonderful tool.

We are all fortunate that QeT team members have both a deep understanding of electrical design and the software developer's ability to evolve the QeT codebase.

It is my hope that the QeT user community will grow internationally and provide greater support to the heroes of the QelectroTech development team. And by this we will all benefit.

Thank you QeletroTech team for your devotion to this advancement in the art of electrical design.

I have discovered the solution to enable conductor auto-numbering!

QelectroTech is in my opinion a superior tool for creation of electrical diagrams.

I have planned to contribute some English-language user instruction texts to share with the QeT user community, and my plans were delayed due to health problems.
Now however, I am motivated more than ever to do so.

And now I can add to that work a more detailed explanation of conductor auto-numbering. Thank you Qelectrotech team for your continued work to develop this wonderful tool!

This appears very interesting.
I was not aware of Treesheets.
I have installed it this morning.

The ability to create free-form tables for use within QeT would be very useful for me.
I must try this.
Thank you for sharing!

And quite by accident I discover that the nomenclature table, once inserted, is dynamic!

I did not know this until now.

To be clear...
when a nomenclature inserted into a folio includes a specific field, for example Label, if the label is revised at the element, then the displayed data in the nomenclature will change also.

I had mistakenly assumed that the nomenclature was static from the time of insertion.

This is very interesting for me indeed.

@vyt.sima, your solution is extremely valuable and welcome to me.
And it does provide a solution for the need which was my reason for posting.
Again, thanks to you.

In order however to be more specific I have revised the title of this thread to "nomenclature: possible to specify elements by name?"

I see that the field in the table we are searching is element_type.
I am interested to know if it is possible to search for other fields.

And what then would be the name for the field which contains the Element Name?