Bulk-edit dates, locations, videos, files and spec tables

The catalogue grid has always been the fastest way to work through a lot of items at once — but only if the thing you needed to change was text, a number, an image or a relation. Everything else meant leaving the table, opening an item, making one edit, going back. For a seasonal campaign or a supplier import, that's an afternoon.

Now it isn't.

Dates turn a launch or campaign window into something you set for a whole range in one pass — and something you can filter on, so finding every product whose availability lapses next month takes one query instead of a spreadsheet export.

Locations let you see and correct a set of addresses side by side, where mistakes actually stand out, rather than one item at a time.

Videos and files accept assets dropped straight onto a cell. Attaching a manual, a size guide, a spec sheet or a certificate to an entire product range is now drag, drop, save. Video edits also save cleanly every time — the phantom "items could not be saved" warning is gone, and video drops in Nerdy view no longer disappear.

Properties tables are the big one. The specifications that differ product by product — material, voltage, dimensions, wash instructions — become columns you can scan, compare and fix across a range, instead of a form buried inside each item. Where your shape defines a fixed table, the grid respects it: the declared sections and keys are all you can fill in, so a bulk paste can't quietly invent a new spec key.

All of it behaves like the rest of the grid. Filter on it, copy and paste between rows, save it into a layout, reach it from a plugin.