The Table Editor Toolbar
The toolbar in Table Editor has many options for viewing and modifying tables.
Table Open, Save and Print
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Import a table from a file and overwrite current table. |
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Save the table to a file. |
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Print the table. |
Favorites
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Add this table to your favorites. |
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Remove this table from your favorites. |
See Using Favorites for more information.
File Compare
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View the table for the primary calibration |
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View the table for the compare calibration |
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View the differences between the primary and compare calibrations |
NOTE:
Reload
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Reload the current table |
Copy and Paste
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Copy table selection to clipboard |
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Paste table selection from clipboard |
Modify
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Replace selected cells with the value in the box |
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Add the value in the box to the selected cells |
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Multiply the selected cells by the value in the box |
Single View Vs. Split view
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View only one data representation (table or 2D/3D graph) |
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Use a horizontal split with the table display on top and the graph on the bottom |
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Use a vertical split with the table display on the left and the graph on the right |
Select View
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Selects the table view. In split view mode, the table is always one of the views in the split. |
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Selects the 3D graph view. In split view mode, this changes between 2D and 3D graph view. |
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Selects the 2D graph view. In split view mode, this changes between 2D and 3D graph view. |
Precision
NOTE: The functions of these two icons were swapped in VCM Suite version 4.12. (If you are using an older release, use the description for the other icon in this list).
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Increase decimal precision (add a decimal place) |
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Decrease decimal precision (remove a decimal place) |
Smoothing and Interpolation
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Smooth the entire selection |
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Smooth the selection only using a horizontal pass |
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Smooth the selection only using a vertical pass When using the smoothing functions, the level of smoothing will be determined by your current precision. To increase the effected area of your smoothing, increase your precision |
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Interpolate the entire selection (flat plane) |
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Interpolate between horizontal bounds (creates lines) |
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Interpolate between vertical bounds (creates lines) |