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<pre><t2b | <pre><t2b index="Year,Country" unit="###" obs="Mortality"> | ||
2001|Finland|1000 | 2001|Finland|1000 | ||
2002|Finland|yes | 2002|Finland|yes | ||
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'''Displays:''' | '''Displays:''' | ||
<t2b | <t2b index="Year,Country" unit="###" obs="Mortality"> | ||
2001|Finland|1000 | 2001|Finland|1000 | ||
2002|Finland|yes | 2002|Finland|yes |
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Table2Base is an extension which enables direct upload of data from wikipages to Opasnet Base. Data is displayed as a table in wikipage.
Usage
Example:
<t2b index="Year,Country" unit="###" obs="Mortality"> 2001|Finland|1000 2002|Finland|yes 2001|Sweden|900 2002|Sweden|800 </t2b>
Displays:
Obs | Year | Country | Mortality |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 2001 | Finland | 1000 |
2 | 2002 | Finland | yes |
3 | 2001 | Sweden | nope |
4 | 2002 | Sweden | 800 |
Notes:
- numeric defines if result is numeric or not
- if not defined default "yes" is used
- optional
- if you have text in your result set this to "no"
- index argument defines indices of the datatable:
- example has 2 indices: Year and Country
- it is obligatory to have at least 1 index
- unit defines the unit of the variable
- it is obligatory to define unit
- obs defines the name of the result column
- obs is optional
- if not defined default value "Result" is used
- Data is saved only when table is altered and page is saved
- Number of data columns must match to number of indices + result column
- Each row must have equal number of columns
- Table caption is a link to Base UI
Hints for spreadsheet software
If you have your data table in Open Office Calc, Excel, or some other software, you can use these formulas to convert tables into Table2Base code. This example is for Excel, other software may have slightly different syntax. Here, the data is in the spreadsheet in columns A...D. Columns A...C contain index values and column D observations. The first row contains index names and rows starting from row 2 contain data.
- Formula for the first row
- ="<tb2 index="&CHAR(34)&A1&","&B1&","&C1&CHAR(34)&" unit="&CHAR(34)&"kg"&CHAR(34)&" obs="&CHAR(34)&D1&CHAR(34)&">"
- Formula for the second row and beyond
- =A2&"|"&B2&"|"&C2&"|"&D2
See also
Keywords
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