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Adding Columns
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Adding Columns
Click Add below the Columns Group to add a column to the bottom of the Columns list. This will add a column with a default "Header" heading The following properties can be changed.
The Header text displayed at the top of the Column
The width (in grid spaces). Note: at the bottom left hand side of the window it is possible to see the total number of grid spaces that have been used and the grid spaces remaining (e.g. 5 of 95 columns used for a 5 grids column width).
The group number (this is covered in more detail below)
Select expand to fill available space if any leftover width is to be used by this column. This parameter is usually only used on graphs and description fields. Only one column in a log can have this parameter set
Vertical header - tick this if the text is to be rotated on the header. This is useful for narrow columns
If additional columns are needed, click the Add button and repeat the process.
By clicking OK it is now possible to see in the Depth area a column named Depth and if you refresh the Preview window you will see it in the Log as well.