Creating a Display Table from Scratch

Question

Hello All,

I am interested in making a process screening output table such as the one pasted down below. This is taken directly from the process screening platform. However, I would like to add more column or remove some, especially columns from another datatable or ones that are not in the process screening module.

I guess one could use the display functions but since I do not have a ton of experience with those maybe if I could get the raw code for how this display table is created I could modify it to my needs. How would I be able to get the raw code?

Or if I was to organize all of my data in a data table what would be the easiest and most modular way to then convert it into a nice display table with highlighting, borders etc.?

Any other suggestions?

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AdditiveRange10 · Answer

Thanks. Yes I started building it myself while looking at the properties window of a sample process screening table so that I can see at least part of the structure

jthi · Answer

You can append to process screening but I would strongly suggest building it yourself to avoid all sorts of annoying issues

Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Semiconductor Capability.jmp");
obj = dt << Process Screening(
	Grouping(:Site),
	Process Variables(Eval(5 :: 132))
);

tb = Report(obj)[Table Box(1)];

tb << Append(String Col Box("COLUMN", {"A", "B", "C", "D"}));

txnelson · Answer

A data table can be converted into a Table Box() within a display window, and then use the features that can be modified within table boxes.

Each of the cells within a data table could also be converted into text boxes and then aligned in the shape of a data table.  Font, text color, background colors, etc. can all be set.