Delete Row Action
Event Function: DeleteRow
The Delete Row action deletes a specified row from an existing table.
Using the Events tab
| Under | Enter | Example |
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Run Skip Condition |
If desired, enter skip conditions for the event. When the "Run Skip Condition" is evaluated to be true, the action is not performed. |
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Table |
Table label |
"ABC" |
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Delete Row |
Table row to delete (Starting at 1) |
2 |
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Number of rows to delete |
The total number of rows to delete. The default is 1. |
1 |
Syntax (if entering it in the Equation bar)
ACTION("DeleteRow", expr1,expr2)
Where
expr1 = entry under Table
expr2 = entry under Delete Row
expr3 = number or rows to delete
How the example will appear in the Equation bar
ACTION("DeleteRow", "ABC", 2)
Deletes the second row in table ABC.
Notes
- Deleting the last row deletes the entire table.
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If a table is renamed, none of the related events (sort, insert, delete row) for that table receive an updated name. However, it is possible to use the CELLTABLE() function to create a reference to the table. If the event is within a table, use celltable() to get the table label automatically. If the event is outside of the table, use celltable(abc.a1), where abc.a1 is a cell number, to get the table label.
This function always returns the table label even when table abc is renumbered.
