{TAB}, like {BIGRIGHT}, moves one cell to the right.
When the Compatible Keys option is checked, {TAB} selects the leftmost cell of the screen that is to the right of the current one.
The optional argument Number specifies how many times to repeat the operation; for example, {TAB 2} is equivalent to pressing Tab twice.
Parameters
Number Any positive integer or the address of a cell containing a positive integer (optional)
Note
This command is obsolete
{TabControl}
Syntax
{TabControl.Option}
Description
{TabControl} lets you add, remove, and rearrange tabs in the current tab control.
Options
{TabControl.Add_Page TabControlName, Position} Adds the tab indicated in Page Name after the tab name selected in Page List.
{TabControl.Delete_Page TabControlName, TabButtonName} Removes the selected tab name from the tab control.
{TabControl.Insert_Page TabControlName, Position} Adds the tab indicated in Page Name before the tab name selected in Page List.
{TabControl.Move_Page TabControlName, TabButtonName,Up|Down} Changes the position of the tab name selected in Page List.
{TabControl.SelectPage TabControlName, TabButtonName} Selects a named sheet.
Note
This command is obsolete
{TABLE}
Description
{TABLE} repeats the last What-If operation.
{TableLink}
Syntax
{TableLink.Option}
PerfectScript Syntax
TableLink_Block (Block:String)
TableLink_Go ()
TableLink_Name (TableName:String)
Description
{TableLink} establishes a link to an external database table and displays the table in a Quattro Pro notebook.
You can use {TableLink?} or {TableLink!} to display the Table Link dialog box. {TableLink?} lets you manipulate the dialog box, whereas {TableLink!} relies on the macro to manipulate it.
Options
{TableLink.Block Block} Specifies the cells where you want the linked table to appear.
{TableLink.Name TableName} Sets the filename of the database table to which you want to establish a link.
{TableQuery} lets you search external databases for records. The query is not performed until {TableQuery.Go} is used.
You can use {TableQuery?} or {TableQuery!} to display the Table Query dialog box. {TableQuery?} lets you manipulate the dialog box, whereas {TableQuery!} relies on the macro to manipulate it.
Example
The following macro searches the external table TASKLIST.DB using the query file TASKLIST.QBE. The results of the search are stored in A:A2.
{TableQuery.FileQuery Yes}
{TableQuery.QueryFile TASKLIST.QBE}
{TableQuery.Destination A:A2}
{TableQuery.Go}
The next macro searches the same database, but uses the query defined in the named cell task_query.
{TableQuery.FileQuery No}
{TableQuery.QueryBlock task_query}
{TableQuery.Destination A:A2}
{TableQuery.Go}
Options
{TableQuery.Destination Block} Specifies the cells for the query's Answer Table (its results).
{TableQuery.FileQuery Yes|No} Specifies an external query file as the source of the query text.
{TableQuery.Go} Performs the table query.
{TableQuery.QueryBlock Block} Specifies cells in the active notebook as the source of the query text.
{TableQuery.QueryFile Filename} Specifies the filename or cell coordinates of the query text.
{TemplateTB} is similar to {Toolbar.Option} except that it controls the Template toolbar.
Options
{TemplateTB.Add Name, Path} Adds a new Template toolbar.
{TemplateTB.Show Name} Shows a Template toolbar.
{TemplateTB.Hide Name} Hides a Template toolbar.
{TemplateTB.Remove Name} Removes a Template toolbar.
{TemplateTB.Reset Name} Resets a Template toolbar to its default setup.
{TemplateTB.Docking_Position Name, Top | Left | Right | Bottom | Floating} Sets the docking position of a Template toolbar.
{TemplateTB.Rename Name, NewName} Renames a Template toolbar.
{TemplateTB.Context Name, Desktop (Yes | No), Notebook (Yes | No), Chart (Yes | No), Dialog (Yes | No), Objects Page (Yes | No), Slide Show (Yes | No)} Sets the contexts in Quattro Pro in which a Template toolbar appears.
{TERMINATE}
Syntax
{TERMINATE DDEChannel}
Description
{TERMINATE} closes down a DDE conversation opened with {INITIATE}.
For an example using {TERMINATE}, see {EXECUTE}.
Parameters
DDEChannel Channel number of the DDE conversation to terminate
{Toolbar.Docking_Position Order} is a numeric number used to position the selected toolbar in relation to other visible toolbars at the specified docking position:
-1 Displays the specified toolbar at the end of toolbars at the specified docking position
0 Displays the specified toolbar at the beginning of toolbars at the specified docking position
1 Displays the specified toolbar 1 position in from the beginning of toolbars at the specified docking position
n Displays the specified toolbar n positions in from the beginning of toolbars at the specified docking position.
To record such macros as adding, positioning, and removing toolbars, right-click anywhere on a visible toolbar while recording a macro.
Options
{Toolbar.Add Name, Path} Lets you create a toolbar and add it to the toolbar list.
{Toolbar.Context Name, Desktop(1|0), Notebook(1|0), Chart(1|0), Dialog(1|0), Objects Page(1|0), Slide Show(1|0)} Lists all toolbars. The option is obsolete.
{Toolbar.Docking_Position Name, Top | Left | Right | Bottom | Floating, Order} Specifies where the toolbar will appear when on screen.
{Toolbar.Hide Name} Hides the selected toolbar.
{Toolbar.Remove Name} Removes a toolbar you created from the list.
{Toolbar.Rename Name, NewName} Specifies the name of the toolbar.
{Toolbar.Reset Name} Changes the selected standard Quattro Pro toolbar back to its default settings.
{Toolbar.Show Name} Displays the selected toolbar.
{TTESTM} performs a Student's t-Test using two indepependent (rather than paired) samples with equal variances. {TTESTM} is equivalent to the t-Test analysis tool.
Parameters
InBlock1 One or more numeric cell values representing the first input cells
InBlock2 One or more numeric cell values representing the second input cells
OutBlock Upper-left cell of the output cells
Labels 1 if labels are located in the first column or row of the input cells; 0 if the input cells do not contain labels; the default is 0
Alpha Significance level of the test; the default is 0.05
Difference Value indicating the hypothetical difference in the means between InBlock1 and InBlock2; the default is 0
