Adding a column changes the "Modified" Date in a table and revert is not possible

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I just discovered a bigger flaw that ruined a lot of my work.

I had a table with requirements and selected the ones I updated since last Thursday, based on the modified date. Today I added a new row to the table, leading to the situation that the modified date for all rows had been changed to the date and time the new column was added :astonished_face: I then tried to revert the adding of the column, which was not possible either and with that reverted the last updated columns somewhere in the table. Any clue how I can now solve the issue to get the information back, which rows i changed? :face_holding_back_tears:

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I found a workaround and now love docs even more :heart_eyes:

Additionally to the modified on Date and Time for a row, there is the same on cell level!

thisRow.[Field Nam].Modified()

gives you the modification date and time of the cell! It’s even better than what i wanted to do initally :slight_smile: