Whe I try to type into the formula box, the cursor does not align so I can edit it properly.
As seen in screen shot, (the Y Posistion box) the cursor is supposed to be at the end, showing the complete formula.
Has any one else encountered this issue?
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I’m having the same issue
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He He . When I type a search term in on my Tablet I have to type in reverse . So I had to type ORTER for RETRO . I hope this Topic gets some Attention . I started one and got NADA .
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@Zieneth
I just discovered that yesterday. If you click the diagonal arrows at the right side of the box it will expand the box to show the whole formula.
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For me the Issue came about after you use anthing that is in the expresions List ( Orange ) .
I tested BRAVE Browser and the Formulas are not coloured and it Works perfectly .
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Im also having issues entering text into attributes which contain tag names and $ formulas.
When i input text contained within $ it is not putting the text where i typed it.
As I use tablet i thought desktop might not be affected.
As a workaround I am now using external text editor to enter my formulas and then copy/paste this into the facer attribute.
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He He . Like making a Raft out of Driftwood to get where we want to Next . Good Game . I think all this stuff is a Newbie Filter . May be that is the Intention .
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i made a helpdesk ticket about that on Friday. Id #191197
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Interesting, I will try that!
I have tried the copy/paste from a simple text editor, that seems to work as well
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Thank you 
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“Newbie filter” 
That’s hilarious
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I also do the copy, paste into excel, make changes (can also increase the font size to see better for long formula) then paste back. So much quicker. I am also experiencing the mis-alignment of the cursor to where I think it should it but it’s off by one character. So frustrating and super laggy.
Cut, modify else where and paste back.
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Try Notepad++
Its free and colours and matches parentheses
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Is know excel like the back of my hand and therefore use that tool to help with really long formulas. But I use excel for other stuff so the cost is all baked in.
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Everyman to his own!
I use it because I always lose a parenthesis here or there so the fact that it colours and pairs them it’s its easy to spot missing ones.
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