# Mixed

The mixed view splits the screen into two panels: a **submission list** on the left and the **full submission detail** on the right. Selecting an item in the list instantly loads its content in the detail panel — without leaving the view or opening a separate page.

## Layout

The left panel works like a filtered list: you can apply filters and scroll through results. The right panel simultaneously shows the full detail of the selected submission, including all its fields, photos, files, and map data.

This split layout means you can navigate from submission to submission in the left panel while keeping the detail visible at all times on the right — there is no back-and-forth between a list page and a detail page.

## Best for

The mixed view is particularly suited to **qualitative analysis** and **sequential processing** — situations where you need to read, assess, or act on submissions one by one:

* Reviewing submissions that contain **photos, files, or map locations**
* Conducting **audits or inspections** where you assess each submission in full
* **Actioning a batch of submissions sequentially** — for example, reviewing 20 submissions and updating their status one after the other. The mixed view keeps the list on the left so you can move to the next item immediately, without navigating back to a list page between each edit as you would in the table view
* Any scenario where skimming a list is not enough and you need to see and act on the full record

## Filtering

Use the filter toolbar to narrow down the list on the left. The right panel updates as you click each result. This makes the mixed view efficient for targeted review sessions: filter to a relevant subset, then step through submissions one by one without losing your place.

## Limitations

* It does not support mass actions (export, duplicate, delete) directly — switch to the table view for those.


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