Overview
Settings
- Properties for Table
- Table layout
Additional options
- Copying the data
- Save series as in-house
What analyses work with this chart type?
Example

Overview

When you want to take a close look at individual values in your data, you can view your series in a table. When these are time series, they will be presented in a time table. The first column of Time table displays the dates and each column after that displays the values of each series in the document. In the Analysis tree, you can add a table after the series list or after any analysis.

Settings

Properties for Table

The table’s main properties are adjustable at the top of the window, under the presentation properties tab.

Appearance

Here, you can change the order and format in which the time variable is presented, as well as lock the format in which the values are presented.

Checking the Oldest first option will order the date column from oldest at the top to newest at the bottom. By default, dates are presented from newest to oldest.

Disable formatting locks the current format in which the series values are presented. When this box is checked, the formatting options scale and decimals, located in the table layout window, are disabled.

The setting under Period date is available when the frequency of your document is lower than daily. It determines the format in which the date for the period is presented in the table. There are three options here:

Label - displays the name of the entire period
First - displays the first date of the period
Last - uses last date of the period.

Date ranges

Here, you can change the first and last dates which are displayed in your table by typing in dates next to Display range.

If you select Start at shortest or End at shortest, the display range of the table will be adjusted based on the start or end date of the shortest series (if the table includes more than one series).

Table layout

To access the table layout window, right-click anywhere on the table and select Table layout (or use Ctrl+L). Here, you can select which series to include or exclude in the table and adjust the order in which they’re presented.

Unchecking the Auto box also enables you to change the number of decimals displayed and scale the values of the series. Include new series automatically option is by default checked, it means any new series added to document will be included in the time table. You can uncheck it, so new series won't be added automatically.

Additional options

When you select all or part of your table and right-click, the following additional options are available.

Copying the data

You can copy the selected data in one of two ways:

Copy - creates a standard copy of the selected date and values of the table
Copy special - opens a window where you can specify advanced settings of the copy. For more information see Copy special from Time table

Save series as in-house

You can save the selected data as an in-house series in two ways:

Save values - saves only the values that are visible in the table - this will create Account in-house
Save calculations - saves the calculations that resulted in the visible values - this will create Calculated in-house. If you save the calculations, new values can be automatically calculated and added to this in-house series

NOTE: Both Series name and Document name should start with a letter and contain only lower-case letters and numbers. Each should contain between 2 and 24 characters.