Text Array Forms
The text array form allows you to create a table with two columns; one column has labels for each row, and the other column allows for data entry.
Inputs
The following table describes parameters for this form:
| Parameters | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Format Masks | String[] | Click the ellipsis button to open the String Collection Editor dialog box. Enter a mask for each value. Tip: For more information on applying masks, see the Mask Properties in the MSDN Library. |
| High Limits | Double[] | Click the ellipsis button to open the Double Collection Editor dialog box. If applicable, create the exclusive upper limit for a numeric value. Use this field if the data being retrieved is numerical and must fall within a range to advance the form. Note: The value entered in the form must be up to the high limit value, not including the high limit value. For example, if the high limit is 100, the value cannot be higher than 99. |
| Input Table Labels | String[] | Click the ellipsis button to open the String Collection Editor dialog box. Enter label names for each row in the form. |
| Input Table Values | String[] | Click the ellipsis button to open the String Collection Editor dialog box. Enter an initial value for each row in the form. |
| Label Header | String | Enter a heading for the left hand label column. |
| Low Limits | Double[] | If applicable, enter the exclusive lower limit for a numeric value. Use this field if the data being retrieved is numerical and must fall within a range to advance the form. Note: The value entered in the form must be above the low limit value, not including the low limit value. For example, if the low limit is 1, the value must be higher than 1. |
| Value Header | String | Enter a heading for the data entry column (left hand). |
Outputs
The following table describes parameters for this form:
| Parameters | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Output Table Values | String[] | Displays the array of values entered. |