DATAOK, DATAALLOK, DATAROWSOK

Syntax

Example

Description/Remarks

DATAOK

DATAALLOK

DATAROWSOK rownumber, rownumber, rownumber

IF DATAOK, GOTO [H1], GOTO [F1]

Displays a dialog that allows the user to confirm and edit data.

If the user selects No, the command returns a 0 (zero). If the user selects Yes, the command returns a 1.

Caution: Do not use any of these commands in a Data column, as they could produce unexpected results. Instead, these commands are typically used in the cell following the last data value entered.

Use this command with the IF command to control the template depending on the user's response.

DATAOK and DATAALLOK have the same syntax and operate the same way. The only difference is that DATAALLOK displays multiple rows (matching the number of template rows). DATAROWSOK allows you to specify one or more rows you want to review and edit.

See also: DE_OPT 43

DATAROWSOK -1

DATAROWSOK -1

Pass in -1 to only display rows that are associated with a valid standard.

See also: DE_OPT 43