This attribute allows you to specify different table types. The selection determines the background color and the selection logic of the displayed table. Currently, you can choose Entry table or Selection table.

This attribute controls if the user can store changes to the column sequence and width.

This attribute influences the table behavior when the user manually changes the window’s size.

When setting this attribute, the system inserts vertical separator lines between the table lines (field vertical) and/or horizontal separator lines between the table columns (field horizontal) at runtime.

This attributes generates an additional column with pushbuttons to the left of the first table field. These pushbuttons locally select a line and replace the previously used checkboxes and radio buttons.

This attribute controls the number of table lines which can be selected at a time:

This attribute controls the number of table columns which can be selected at a time:

• If this option is set to none, no column selection is possible with the column selection button (column heading).
• If this option is set to single, single column selection is possible with the column selection button (column heading).
• If this option is set to multiple, multiple column selection is possible with the column selection buttons (column headings).

You use this option to choose the control element which is used to present the field in the corresponding column. Appearance and behavior of the control elements within the table control correspond to their definition for usage outside of tables.

This field displays the width of a table column as defined by the number of Screen Painter columns it contains. It is the same as the visible length of the field and the heading.

This attribute allows you to exclude columns from being moved with the mouse and during horizontal scrolling.