TableColumn Properties 

Properties in the View Designer

·        cellDesign

Display of the cell background.

You can use various background colors as separators between the individual semantically different cell contents.

Value	Visual Display	Description
badvalue_dark		Display as negative with a dark color
badvalue_light		Display as negative with a light color
badvalue_medium		Display as negative with a medium-dark color
criticalvalue_dark		Display as critical with a dark color
criticalvalue_light		Display as critical with a light color
criticalvalue_medium		Display as a critical with a medium-dark color
goodvalue_dark		Display as positive with a dark color
goodvalue_light		Display as positive with a light color
goodvalue_medium		Display as a positive with a medium-dark color
group_level1		Display as group level 1
group_level2		Display as group level 2
group_level3		Display as group level 3
key_medium		Medium background color for cells of key column
negative		Display as negative
positive		Display as positive
standard		Standard display without a background

·        filterValue

Value for the filter cell of the column.

If a value set is defined for the bound attribute, a DropDownByKey is displayed for this value, otherwise an input field is displayed. The filter row is displayed only if the onFilter event of the table is bound to an action. To trigger this event the user chooses the Enter pushbutton.

·        groupingValue

If rows in this column have the same groupingValue and are bound, they are displayed only in one cell. That means the TableCellEditor is displayed only once in the first row, and only one common cell border is shown. If this feature is used, the TableCellEditor should not be input-enabled. In the future this might be assured at runtime.

·        hAlign

Horizontal alignment of the cell content.

The alignment should be the same for each column, but can be overridden individually (by binding or the automatic mode in cell variants).

This property can be personalized by an administrator.

Value	Description	Can be set using personalization
auto	The alignment is determined by the data type of the primary property of the TableCellEditor.	Yes
center	Centered alignment	Yes
beginOfLine	The text content is always displayed at the beginning of line. Therefore, the text content for the value ltr of the textDirection property is left-justified. The text content for the value rtl is right-justified.	Yes
endOfLine	The text content is always displayed at the end of the line. Therefore, the text content for the value ltr of the textDirection property is right-justified. The text content for the value rtl is left-justified.	Yes
forcedLeft	The text content is always left-justified, regardless of whether the value is ltr or rtl for the textDirection property.	Yes
forcedRight	The text content is always right-justified, regardless of whether the value is ltr or rtl for the textDirection property.	Yes

·        isFiltered

 

·        resizable

This property is presently not supported.

·        selectedCellVariant

Determines the active table cell variants for a table cell. The variant whose variantKey matches the selectedCellVariant is used. If the value is set to initial, no cell variant is used, instead the properties of the table column itself and its TableCellEditor are used. An invalid selectedCellVariant is not allowed.

·        sortState

Describes how a table column is sorted. The sorting status is displayed only if the onSort event is bound to the table, otherwise all columns appear as non-sortable. The sorting status can be toggled by clicking on the sort icon in the column header (none  ®  up  ®  down  ®  none  ®  …). This action resets the sorting status of other sort-enabled columns in the table to none.

The data in the table is not automatically displayed sorted by the sortState property and the onSort event; the application itself must sort the data.

Value	Description
up	Sorted in ascending order
down	Sorted in descending order
none	Not sorted
notSortable	Cannot be sorted

·        width

Width of the table column The effective width is as big as specified here and as the actual cell content. When Table.fixedTableLayout=true is set, the column is precisely as big as specified. If no width is specified, the content determines the width.

We recommend you use the same CSS unit of measure for all columns. See also Legend.

This property can be personalized by an administrator.