7.12.  Docking window " Table "

7.12.1. Add row
7.12.2. Delete row
7.12.3. Duplicate row
7.12.4. Move row up
7.12.5. Move row down
7.12.6. Debugger
7.12.7. Show variable dependencies
7.12.8. Cursor movement up or down
7.12.9. Cut
7.12.10. Copy
7.12.11. Insert
7.12.12. Overwrite
7.12.13. Delete
7.12.14. Show/hide value range columns
7.12.15. Show/hide columns with attribute algorithms
7.12.16. Save as CSV file
7.12.17. Import CSV file
7.12.18. Sort
7.12.19. Adjust column width
7.12.20. Fill columns
7.12.21. Fill column with thread information

[Note]Note

The illustration above shows the "Table" docking window.

Not all workspaces are required at the same time. Design the user interface as desired.

  • Show and hide individual docking windows using the corresponding buttons on the standard toolbar [Default] or the menu items in the View menu [View].

    Standard toolbar [Default]

    Standard toolbar [Default]

    • History

    • Sketcher

      (with sketch history [Sketch history] )

    • Variable manager [Variable Manager]

    • 3D view

    • 2D derivation

    • Table

    View menu [View]

    View menu [View]

  • Move the individual docking windows and adjust their size. A detailed description of the placement method can be found under Section 3.1.5.4, “Placing method for dockings ” in ENTERPRISE 3Dfindit (Professional) - User

If you open the PARTdesigner in the File menu [File] or load a tab/tac file via Open, the Table docking area (next to the variable manager [Variable Manager] ) automatically receives an enlarged workspace. Further docking windows are generally not required here.

You can perform a full-text search in the table using the Search in table [Find in table...]... input field. (Values "hidden" in value range fields are not found)

Open table

Open table

A small example on this can be found under Section 7.5, “Create table: Small example from A to Z ”.

In the table, you can find the following commands as buttons.