Table

Place a table, pager buttons, and the four property groups.

Toolbar Table. With the table selected, the right-hand properties split into four groups that match these articles:

Three table-wide switches sit at the top:

• Lock: prevent accidental dragging.
• Use as container: dragging the table also moves overlapping elements above it (the pager trio already follows the table — do not treat those buttons as extra children).
• Show navigation buttons: prev / page number / next. Turn off to keep the grid only.

The status bar shows the current cell, for example “Row 2, column 5.” Font, data, and conditions apply to that selection (Ctrl / Shift multi-select).

Pager trio

With navigation on, prev, page label, and next appear below the table. They are companion push buttons; skins come from the button/ style pack.

• Drag the whole table: the pager strip and the three buttons move with it.
• Drag one button alone: only that button moves.
• The center label shows current/total and matches the preview page under Data.

In effect demo, click prev/next to change page. For jumps or writing variables, use a nearby button or a touch area. Do not expect callback code on a cell.

Format painter

The roller icon in the toolbar Format group. It copies one cell’s format onto others so you do not restyle each cell.

> [Figure] Format painter on the toolbar; source cell and dragged targets.

How to paint

1. Select the source cell (the template).
2. Click Format painter so the brush locks on.
3. Drag (or click) target cells: font, border, fill, alignment, prefixes, data binding, and condition rules copy over.
4. Release to finish the pass. Click the brush again for another batch.

Clear next to it only drops the current cell’s local font so column/table defaults show. It does not undo a whole paint pass.

Multi-select still edits the selection in properties. The painter is “one source, then wipe over cells you pass.”

An amber S means a cell scalar. See Table data.