Step 2 – Columns

  • Define the columns (the variables they represent) and the header type (Simple, Sort, or Sort and Filter).

  • Column positions can be switched, new columns can be created, and existing columns can be deleted.

Step 2 – Columns.

  • Default sorting can be defined.

  • The selected column value/variable is represented by the content of the header's cells (CustID, CustName, etc., are taken from the names of the variables).

  • You can change the header cell's values after the table is created. Double-click on the corresponding cell and edit the text.

  • Header type settings are represented by the corresponding subcomponents of the created table (e.g., selecting the Simple header type creates a Table Cell component, selecting the Sort header type creates a Table Sort Cell component).

  • The sorting and filtering functionality is also represented in the Properties tab of the corresponding header cells.