STEP 12: Add a Table in Discovery Wizard


Overview


You can provide details in a tabular form easily.

Step-by-Step Guide


  1. Follow the steps to Upload Your Model/ Create a Visualizer Type.



  1. Click Discovery Wizard.





  2. Click to select the section or category where you want to add a table.





  3. Click Add Table.



  1. Enter a name in the Table Name field.


  2. Enter the number of rows and columns directly in the spin box or click the up-down control to select the numeric value.


  3. Select the position of the table by selecting the appropriate tab.


  4. Click Add Table.




  1. Click the Save button at regular intervals to avoid rework or follow the steps to Enable Auto Save Feature in Discovery Wizard.





  1. Hover the mouse on the first cell and click the pencil icon.


  2. The Table Title Setting pop-up box appears.




  1. Enter a label in the Title field.


  2. If you want to increase the column's width, click the up-down control to increase or decrease the width or enter the value in the Column Width spin box.


  3. You can add a brief description in the Tooltip text box but it is not mandatory.


  4. Select the hide code reference from the drop-down list if you want to hide the column.


  5. Click Update.


  6. To merge the current cell with the cell on its right, click Merge Cell. (To unmerge, open the Table Title Setting pop-up box and click Unmerge Cell).






  1. Hover the mouse on other rows and click the fill color icon.


  2. The Row Styling pop-up box appears.


  3. Click the color boxes to select the colors of your choice for text as well as background. For a step-by-step guide, follow the steps to Add/Change Colors in Discovery Wizard.


  4. Click the up-down control in the spin box to select the text size.





  1. Click the icon and the table settings pop-up box appears.


  2. Click Inset Above and Insert Below under Row Settings to add a new row above or below the current row.


  3. Click Shift Up and Shift Down to move the current row up or down.


  4. Click Merge Right to merge the current cell with the cell on its right. (To unmerge, click Unmerge Cells under Row Settings.)


  5. Click Delete Row to delete the current row.


  6. Under Column Settings, click Insert Left and Insert Right to add a column left or right of the current column.


  7. Click Shift Left and Shift Right to move the current column left or right.


  8. Click Delete Column to delete the current column.





  1. Click the pencil icon and the Edit Cell pop-up box appears.


  2. Select the Cell Type from the options given.





  1. The formatting of Text, Variable, and Variable w/Text would appear as given above.




  1. If you select Math as Cell Type, the formatting would be a bit different.


  2. Provide a brief description in the Tooltip field, if required. (Follow the steps to Add a Tooltip in Discovery Wizard)


  3. Select the hide code reference from the Hide Row drop-down list if you want to hide the row.


  4. Click Update.





  1. Once the table is ready, click Preview UI. This helps you to view the table before finalizing it.





  1. Click Back to Admin UI to make changes, if any.


  2. Click Save.



Editing Table General Settings


  1. Click the pencil icon. The Table General Settings pop-up box appears.



  1. Enter a name in the Name field if you want to replace the name given earlier or if you had forgotten to enter a name previously.


  2. Select the position of the table. You can go with the earlier selection or select a new position for the table.


  3. Click Add.


  4. Click Cancel if you do not want to make any changes.




Deleting the Table



  1. Click the trash icon if you want to Delete the table.


Copying the Table




  1. Click the icon to Copy the table. The Copy Table pop-up box appears.


  1. Click the Section drop-down list to select the Section or Category where you want the table to be copied and then click Save.


  2. If you do not want to copy the table click Cancel.



Hiding the Table



  1. Click the icon to show or hide the table.

  1. Select the hide code reference from the drop-down list and click Save to hide the table.


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