
The system displays the maximum possible size for the table control.
The attribute dialog box appears.
The table control appears on the fullscreen editor.
The application toolbar displays special functions for editing table controls.
A dialog box appears. Here you enter the definition of the table columns and their headings.
A dialog box appears. Here you can specify an element type for the table column. You can use a text field, an input/output field, a radio button, a checkbox, or a pushbutton.
If you refer to an ABAP Dictionary field or a program fields, choose Dict./Prog fields.
The Screen Element Attributes dialog box appears.
If you are defining an input/output field, you must specify the defined length as well as a field name.
The table control appears on the screen.
| Function | Use |
|---|---|
|
Ctrl Attributes |
Changes the table control attributes |
|
Ctrl Elements |
Changes the columns of the table control |
|
Select Ctrl End |
Changes the position of the bottom right-hand corner of the table control |
|
Deselect Control |
Ends the editing session for the table control |
|
Convert TC |
Converts the table control into a fixed or variable step loop |
|
Move TC |
Moves a table control to a new position |
|
Dissolve TC |
Dissolves the table control into individual elements. The system can place the elements only in the original table area. If dissolving a table control is likely to produce an unsatisfactory result, the system asks you whether you really want to proceed. |
|
Delete Ctrl |
Deletes the table control |
For more information about defining and using table controls, see Table Controls.
You can also use the table control wizard, which takes you step-by-step through the procedure for creating a working table control. For more information, see Using the Table Control Wizard.