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The Tabular Editor provides a spreadsheet-like representation of data that is otherwise presented in graphical form in the Recording Manager.

Customising the Tabular Editor

You can customise the Tabular Editor to your needs. For each type of node or link, you can select:  

  • A background colour for the cell;  
  • A foreground colour and stylistic variation (eg. bold-face) for values displayed in the cell; and  
  • The number of decimal places to be displayed.

There are two ways to apply formatting: 

  • By adjusting a set of user preferences. See Tabular Editor Formatting. Changes made via this method apply to all projects; or
  • By right-clicking a column heading and choosing Column Formatting (refer to Column formatting). Changes made via this method only apply to the current project.  

Column formatting

In this window, the Multiple Expressions tab (as shown in Figure 1) allows you to apply conditional formatting to cells in the tabular editor to highlight when thresholds or rules are breached eg. Flow < 500 ML/day. More than one expression can be applied to a cell. Click Add to specify the details of an expression, and Edit to define the expression using the Function editor. When more than one condition is satisfied, the cell is formatted as per the left side of the panel. Hover the mouse over the cell with the conditional format, and the expression name is displayed. Click Remove to delete an expression from the list.

Figure 1. Tabular editor, Formatting, multiple expressions

The Column Settings tab allows you to override project-related Tabular Editor Format Settings for the parameters displayed in the Tabular Editor.

Figure 2. Tabular editor, Formatting, column settings


The Header Settings tab allows you to create a header title (label) and header colour for the Tabular Editor.

Figure 3. Tabular editor, Formatting, header settings


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