Table

Specify a name here to be able to find the element more quickly in the Contents control window. For analyses, maps or sheets, you should use a name that contains the topic.

EasyMap assigns generic names for new elements (e.g. map 1). If you do not change these, you will later have great difficulty in finding certain content in workbookn.

Here you can control the visibility of objects and elements.

Set a group for simultaneous visibility here. If the element is to be made mutually visible with other elements, you must use the same name for the visibility group.

The table on which this table object is based.

Note: If you convert an existing table object to a new table, some settings (for example, column visibility, filter) cannot be transferred and must be reset.

Select the point from which the size of the element is to be calculated.

In conjunction with the reference point, the distance in cm from the top.

Width of the object in cm.

Heading of the legend, table or single diagram or of the text to be displayed in the map. As a rule, the text is output via a text macro (you can recognize text macros by their curly brackets). For analyses, the wording of the legend consists of the name of the column used for the analysis.

You can use additional text macros for the heading. For example, you can use a text macro to force the system to display the name of the analysis or the names of the table used.

To do this, expand the text box next to the Header setting and click Text Macros > Analyse, then select Name or Table Name.

More information on the individual expression categories of text macros can be found here.

Defines the font of the content.

Specifies the font color of the content.

You can specify the color using the color selection field or directly as an HTML color value.

If a frame is displayed around the object, the width of this frame can be set here.

If a shadow is displayed to the object, the distance or width of this shadow can be set here.

Tables can contain many rows. They can then no longer be displayed sensibly on a sheet and take a long time to be displayed.

The table object is not intended for displaying very large tables, nor is it optimized for this purpose.

Therefore, the maximum number of data rows displayed is limited by this property.

Specify how the column widths of the table are to be calculated.

Column header + content: The width is set so that all texts of the cells and the heading text fit into the column (taking into account the setting in Max. considered text length).

Content: The width is set so that all texts of the cells fit into the column (taking into account the setting in Max. considered text length). The heading is not taken into account.

Column header: The width is set so that the heading text fits into the column.

User-Defined: The width is set to the current width and is no longer automatically adjusted if the contents of the table change. To change the column widths manually, start Content editing of the table object and move the column headers there.

yes: The table is rotated 90°. The columns become rows and vice versa. The headings are in the first column on the far left, followed by the data values on the right.

No: The table is displayed normally.

Note: In this case, the Max. displayed data rows setting determines the maximum displayed data columns! In this case, column widths are always calculated automatically, since the columns now have a completely different structure. Column headings can only be displayed horizontally.

Here you can set whether your header line should be displayed and if so, whether as the first line or as the last line.

Here you can set the alignment of the texts in the heading area.

Note: The texts of the headings are often many times longer than the data values of the same column. Depending on the setting in column width calculation, either the columns are unnecessarily wide or the heading is not readable because it does not fit into the cell.

In this case, it may help to place the heading obliquely or vertically so that both goals can be achieved.

Set the color scheme of the table here.

Uniform: All cells are colored with the same color.

Alternating: 2 colors are used, whereby the lines are colored alternately with one or the other color. In this case the additional property Filling (2nd color) appears.

Here you set the alternating second background color of the cells of the data area.

You can specify the color or the fill effect via the color selection field or directly as HTML color value.

Here you can set whether a totals line is to be displayed and if so, whether as the first line or as the last line.

Enter the label text for the totals line here. The display appears in the first column.

Set the color of the cell edges here.

You can specify the color or the fill effect via the color selection field or directly as HTML color value.