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this is a question about table... it is hard to explain...

so, i had attach a VI to here... hope can get answer very soon 🙂
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Solution is attached

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Chilly Charly    (aka CC)
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Hi... chiily....

thanks for your reply...

but i think u misunderstand about my VI...

below is a picture, i had make the column that i need to insert string become black...
if convenient, please take a look....

Jaxx 🙂
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Right click on the terminal and select Create>>Property node.
Use the ActiveCell and CellBGColor properties to set the color.

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Hello
I think @ means the "non-header cell", top-left cell if colunm headers and row headers are active.
The only way I know to write in that cell is "customize control". Programmatically... I guess is not possible.

Cheers
Alipio
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Actually, if you wire -1,-1 into the ActiveCell property it will work.

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According to tst answers (not a color problem ;)), it seems that I'm not the only one to have misundestood your question!
It is not possible to write in the upper left corner of a table. A workaround would be to overlay a string above this part of the table. I have posted a few days ago a similar solution, to position a boolean over a table. See here :
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=101841#M101841

Hope this helps !

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Chilly Charly    (aka CC)
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Oh. I get it now, CC.
It's just that I have LV 7.0 on this computer and I was working based on @'s second post.

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Hello
Great, that works to change color, etc. Do you know how to write text in that cell?
I can´t write in it.
thanks

Alipio
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You use the properties RowHdrs[] or ColHdrs[]. Each are 1D string arrays.
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