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Most of the data in tabs is presented using tables. You can sort data in tables by columns, select which columns to show in a table, and copy data to be pasted to a text file or spreadheet for analysis.
To change the sort order of a column, right-click anywhere on the table, select Sort Column, then select one of the visible columns, and then select either Ascending or Descending. Alternatively, you can toggle between the ascending and descending sort order for a column by clicking the column title.
To select which columns to show on a table, right-click anywhere on the table, select Visible Columns, and then select the column name (or deselect the column that you want to hide). Alternatively, you can select Configure under Visible Columns to open the Table Settings window and select the visible columns as well as specify the minimum width and weight of each column.
To copy data from a table to the clipboard, select the rows that you want to copy (use the Shift and Control kesy to select multiple rows), right-click and select Copy. To configure copy settings for the table, right-click anywhere in the table, select Clipboard Settings and then select the options you want to enable. The following options are available:
Copy Raw: Copy data without formatting (for example, use the time in milliseconds instead of a formatted date and time string)
Copy as CSV: Copy data in CSV format (that is, each value is enclosed in quotes and separated by a semicolon instead of a tab space). This format can be used to import the data into a spreadsheet.
Copy Visible: Copy only the values in currently visible columns.
Indent for Structure: Copy with structural integrity (that is, indent child rows by adding blank spaces)
Copy Column Headers: Copy the column headers as the first row of data.
You can use the data in a table to make an operative set. For more information about operative sets, see Using Operative Sets.