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Stored procedures
The Property TotalActive allows to:
  • Find out the operating mode of column calculations (automatic or custom) for a Table or TreeView Table control,
  • Temporarily forbid or force the column calculations (automatic or custom) in a Table or TreeView Table control.
Remark: For more details about implementing and programming calculations in Table controls, see:
Example
TABLE_TABLE1.TotalsEnabled = False // no more calculated totals
FOR I = 1 TO 50
TableAdd(TABLE_TABLE1, MyCalculationRowContent(I))
Multitask(-1) // the table is redisplayed without totals
END
TABLE_TABLE1.TotalsEnabled = True
Trace(" Total = " + COL_TOTALCOL[rowTotal])
Syntax

Finding out the operating mode of column calculations (automatic or custom) Hide the details

<Result> = <Control used>.TotalsEnabled
<Result>: Boolean
  • True if the column calculations (automatic or custom) are immediately performed,
  • False if the column calculations (automatic or custom) are not performed.
<Control used>: Control name
Name of Table or TreeView Table control containing the column calculations (automatic or custom).

Modifying the operating mode of column calculations (automatic or custom) Hide the details

<Control used>.TotalsEnabled = <New operating mode>
<Control used>: Control name
Name of Table or TreeView Table control containing the column calculations (automatic or custom).
<New operating mode>: Boolean
  • True to force the execution of column calculations (automatic or custom) in the control,
  • False not to perform the column calculations (automatic or custom).
See also
Minimum version required
  • Version 9
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