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Character string containing the data of the Table control. In this string, the columns are separated by <Separator> and the rows are separated by CR characters (Carriage Return). Empty string ("") if an error occurs or if the Table control is empty
Name of the control to be used. This control can correspond to: a Table control. a TreeView Table control.
Configures the information that must be taken into account in the string.taColumnDisplayedOrderExports the columns according to the order of columns currently displayed in the control (and not according to the order of columns defined in the editor). This constant is not available.taColumnsTitles(Default value)The title of the columns is inserted.taNoTitleOnly the data is copied.taNoTotalDoes not export: the rows containing totals, mean and automatic count (these rows are exported by default). the rows containing custom calculations (these rows are exported by default). This constant is not available.taSelectedLinesExports the selected rows only (all the rows are exported by default).taWithInvisibleColumnsAlso exports the invisible control columns. The columns defined as non printable and non exportable are exported. These columns are defined: programmatically: VisibleInExportAndPrint property set to False. in the "General" tab of the column description window: "Export and print" set to "Never".
Separator used between the columns. The default separator is the tabulation (TAB).
Separator used between the rows. The separator used by default is the CR character (Carriage Return).
Number of the row where the export will start. If this parameter is not specified, the start row is the first row of the control.
Number of the row where the export will end. If this parameter is not specified, the end row is the last row of the control.
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Last update: 07/08/2022
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