Table Boxes - can I hide or unhide rows?Hi - is it possible within a script to hide/unhide specific rows within a Table Box? I can hide/unhide specific columns, but I can't see any properties of a Table Box that would enable me to do the same for rows, however I've overlooked or misinterpreted such things in the past. Presumably I could go back to the table from which the Table Box was created, hide whichever rows I want and then recreate the Table Box from it, but I really don't want to have to do that as the original table was deleted way back in the script. Is there another way?
Many thanks for any suggestions.
Re: Table Boxes - can I hide or unhide rows?Dave
I reckon you're gonna have to bite the bullet and do it the brut force way. A couple of questions for you (1) what is the source of the table box (something you created yourself, or something generated by JMP within a report (2) where does the hide/unhide requirement come from (e.g. is it in response to a change of row states generated by the user, or some logic in the code) ? Finally, given that I think you do need to "just" regenerate the table box, do you need to recreate the table or can you convert the table box to a table, delete the table box, do the hide/unhide thing, then regenerate the table box.
This feels to me like one of those scenarios that we face as programmers, where we really don't want to do something, and we put it off, and off, and ... hey its the weekend soon ... and yes its tedious to write but come runtime it will work great and you just know you will need this logic sometime in the future!
Dave
