What is that huge grey bar on the merge constituent screen?

Matthew Hodge $organization over 13 years ago

I've been scheduling records to merge, but when I click on the constituent list at the top of the screen, a huge grey bar appears and I can't get it to go away. I'm sure it's meant to be for marking off parts of the screen or something like that, but does anyone know how it works? Can I turn it off?

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Former Member $organization over 13 years ago

I think it’s a little buglet, and it’s scheduled to go away in 11.04.

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In prior releases of version 11, splitter bars in datawindows may have appeared even when there is no corresponding horizontal scroll bar. In this state, it was impossible to move or eliminate them. This has been corrected.

Bug Fix

11.0.4

7/02/2012

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