Using Tables
- Updated2026-03-31
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A table is a 2D array of strings. Use the String functions to manipulate tables.
Each cell in a table is a string, and each cell resides in a column and a row. You enter headings when you add the table to the front panel, and you can change them using the Labeling tool or Operating tool. The row and column headings of a table are not part of the table data. Table headings are separate pieces of data that you can read and set using Property Nodes.
The index display at the upper left corner of the table indicates which cell is visible. You can operate these indexes just as you do on an array.
Related Information
- Displaying an Array in a Table
Create a 2D numeric array on the front panel, then resize the array shell to display elements in a table. Use the row and column index displays to control the visible element coordinates.
- Exporting Data and Images
You can export data from graphs, charts, tables, and arrays. You also can export an image of a graph, chart, or table.