4D v17
WP Table get columns
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WP Table get columns
| WP Table get columns ( tableRef ; startCol {; numCols} ) -> Function result | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| tableRef | Object |
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Table reference | |||||
| startCol | Longint |
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Position of first column | |||||
| numCols | Longint |
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Number of columns to get | |||||
| Function result | Object |
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New table range containing selected columns | |||||
The WP Table get columns command returns a new cell range object containing the selection of tableRef columns defined by startCol and numCols.
The startCol parameter points to the first table column to return, and the optional numCols parameter specifies how many columns to return. If numCols is omitted, the single startCol column is returned.
If startCol plus numCols exceed the number of columns in tableRef, or if startCol is greater than the number of columns in tableRef, the returned range contains the maximum possible columns.
You want to modify the attributes of the last two columns of a table:
C_OBJECT($wpTable;$wpRange;$wpRow1;$wpRow2;$wpRow3;$wpRow4;$wpRow5;$cols)
$wpRange:=WP Create range(WParea;wk start text;wk end text)
$wpTable:=WP Insert table($wpRange;wk append)
$wpRow1:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"Paul";"Smith";25)
$wpRow2:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"John";"Richmond";40)
$wpRow3:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"Mary";"Trenton";18)
$wpRow4:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"Christopher";"Lee";53)
$wpRow5:=WP Table append row($wpTable;"Henry";"Cartier";42)
$cols:=WP Table get columns($wpTable;2;2)
WP SET ATTRIBUTES($cols;wk background color;0x00E0E0E0;wk text color;"red";wk height;"36pt";wk text align;wk center)Result:
To get a range of columns starting from the 10th to the end:
WP Table get columns(tableRef;10;MAXLONG)
Product: 4D
Theme: 4D Write Pro Language
Number:
1476
Created: 4D v16 R4
Modified: 4D v17
4D Write Pro Reference ( 4D v17)
