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- Characteristics of column elements
- Table file: Changes to the linked data file
- Modifications performed in a Table control based on a data file
- <Table>.ModifyColumn function and Modified property
<Table>.ModifyColumn (Function) In french: <Table>.ModifieColonne Modifies a column in an "horizontal Table" control. Note: The <Table>.ModifyColumn function can be used on both: - a horizontal Table control based on a data file or populated programmatically.
- a single-selection or multi-selection Table control.
Syntax
<Table control>.ModifyColumn(<Index> [, <Element row 1> [... [, <Element row N>]]])
<Table control>: Control name Name of the Horizontal Table control to be used. <Index>: Integer Index of the column to be modified. The index of the first column is set to 1. | | | Index equal to -1. | The current column is modified. No effect if no column is selected. | | Index greater than the number of columns in the Table control. | A WLanguage error occurs. |
<Element row 1>: Optional character string First element of the first row to be modified in the column. The value of this element replaces the existing value. Each element corresponds to a row in the Table control. Each type of modified element must be compatible with the type of the relevant row.
If none of the <Element row X> parameters are specified, <Table>.ModifyColumn has no effect. <Element row N>: Optional character string Nth element of the Nth row to be modified in the column. The value of this element replaces the existing value. Each element corresponds to a row in the Table control. Each type of modified element must be compatible with the type of the relevant row.
If none of the <Element row X> parameters are specified, <Table>.ModifyColumn has no effect. Remarks Characteristics of column elements - To modify the value of an element in a column, use the following syntax:
TableControl.RowName[ColumnIndex] = NewValue - If an element corresponds to the result of a calculation, enclose the numerical expression in brackets. For example:
TABLE_TableCalcul.ModifieColonne((53+29),(83-21))
Table file: Changes to the linked data file If the cascading input is enabled, the data file linked to the Table control is automatically modified when the user goes to the next column. If the cascading input is not enabled, the data file linked to the Table control based on a data file is not modified. To write the record into the data file, <Table>.Save must be run after <Table>.ModifyColumn. Reminder The "cascade entry" option can be selected: - When creating a Table control.
- In the "Details" tab of the description window of Table control in the window editor.
Modifications performed in a Table control based on a data file To modify a column in a Table control based on a data file, we advise you to: <Table>.ModifyColumn function and Modified property <Table>.ModifyColumn has no influence on the Modified property. The Modified property is used to know if the current column has been directly modified by the user (direct input in the Table control).
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