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	* There are several table extraction methods. Some will require configuration of a '''Data Table's''' '''Data Columns'''. Others will not (or allow for optional configurations). Please visit the [[Table Extraction]] article for more information on tabular data extraction in general.		* There are several table extraction methods. Some will require configuration of a '''Data Table's''' '''Data Columns'''. Others will not (or allow for optional configurations). Please visit the [[Table Extraction]] article for more information on tabular data extraction in general.

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	\|'''FYI'''\|\|Generally, the first '''Data Column''' underneath your '''Data Table''' will correspond to the leftmost column and the last will be the rightmost. The top '''Data Column''' lines up with the first column, the second '''Data Column''' the second column, and so on.		\|
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			Generally, the first '''Data Column''' underneath your '''Data Table''' will correspond to the leftmost column and the last will be the rightmost. The top '''Data Column''' lines up with the first column, the second '''Data Column''' the second column, and so on.

	However, this is not strictly necessary. You can re-order the column order how you see fit.		However, this is not strictly necessary. You can re-order the column order how you see fit.

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	The '''''Maximum Display Rows''''' property allows you to dynamically load rows. Instead of loading them all at once, you can restrict this to only load, say 50 at a time. After you scroll to the bottom of the first 50 loaded rows, the next 50 will load, then the next, and so on until you reach the end of the table. This way, the user doesn't have to wait for the entire table to load up front and can start reviewing the extracted data quicker.		The '''''Maximum Display Rows''''' property allows you to dynamically load rows. Instead of loading them all at once, you can restrict this to only load, say 50 at a time. After you scroll to the bottom of the first 50 loaded rows, the next 50 will load, then the next, and so on until you reach the end of the table. This way, the user doesn't have to wait for the entire table to load up front and can start reviewing the extracted data quicker.

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Property Details

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	This section expands on the Grooper documentation for various '''Data Table''' properties.		This section expands on the Grooper documentation for various '''Data Table''' properties.

	~~'''''~~Maximum Display Rows~~'''''~~		=== Maximum Display Rows ===

	The '''''Maximum Display Rows''''' property specifically has to do with how rows are displayed in the '''Data Viewer''' when a user executes the '''Review''' activity.		The '''''Maximum Display Rows''''' property specifically has to do with how rows are displayed in the '''Data Viewer''' when a user executes the '''Review''' activity.

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	* '''''[[Fixed Width]]''''' - This method reads tabular data from "fixed width" formatted text files.		* '''''[[Fixed Width]]''''' - This method reads tabular data from "fixed width" formatted text files.

	=== Property Details ===		== Property Details ==

	This section expands on the Grooper documentation for various '''Data Table''' properties.		This section expands on the Grooper documentation for various '''Data Table''' properties.

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	* '''''[[Delimited Extract]]''''' - This method allows for efficient extraction of character delimited text files, such as CSV files.		* '''''[[Delimited Extract]]''''' - This method allows for efficient extraction of character delimited text files, such as CSV files.
	* '''''[[Fixed Width]]''''' - This method reads tabular data from "fixed width" formatted text files.		* '''''[[Fixed Width]]''''' - This method reads tabular data from "fixed width" formatted text files.

			=== Property Details ===

			This section expands on the Grooper documentation for various '''Data Table''' properties.

			'''''Maximum Display Rows'''''

			The '''''Maximum Display Rows''''' property specifically has to do with how rows are displayed in the '''Data Viewer''' when a user executes the '''Review''' activity.

			Imagine you have a data dense document with a table with several hundred rows. Grooper extracts the table and now it's time to present it to a data entry clerk in '''Review'''. It's going to take Grooper a while to load that '''Data Table'''. This can be an unnecessary lag point in the user's review experience.

			The '''''Maximum Display Rows''''' property allows you to dynamically load rows. Instead of loading them all at once, you can restrict this to only load, say 50 at a time. After you scroll to the bottom of the first 50 loaded rows, the next 50 will load, then the next, and so on until you reach the end of the table. This way, the user doesn't have to wait for the entire table to load up front and can start reviewing the extracted data quicker.

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	\|'''FYI'''\|\|Generally, the first '''Data Column''' underneath your '''Data Table''' will correspond to the leftmost column and the last will be the rightmost. The top '''Data Column''' lines up with the first column, the second '''Data Column''' the second column, and so on.		\|'''FYI'''\|\|Generally, the first '''Data Column''' underneath your '''Data Table''' will correspond to the leftmost column and the last will be the rightmost. The top '''Data Column''' lines up with the first column, the second '''Data Column''' the second column, and so on.

	However, this is not strictly necessary. You can re-order the column ~~structure~~ how you see fit.		However, this is not strictly necessary. You can re-order the column order how you see fit.

	You can change the order of columns within your '''Data Table''' by right clicking a '''Data Column''' in the Node Tree and choosing either "Move Up" or "Move Down". Keyboard shortcuts are also available. "Move Up" is <code>Ctrl + Up</code> and "Move Down" is <code>Ctrl + Down</code>.		You can change the order of columns within your '''Data Table''' by right clicking a '''Data Column''' in the Node Tree and choosing either "Move Up" or "Move Down". Keyboard shortcuts are also available. "Move Up" is <code>Ctrl + Up</code> and "Move Down" is <code>Ctrl + Down</code>.

Dgreenwood: /* Table Extract Methods */

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Table Extract Methods

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	=== Table Extract Methods ===		=== Table Extract Methods ===

	There are six different extraction methods available ~~to a Data~~ Table.		There are six different extraction methods available in Grooper. Using the '''Data Table's''' '''''Extract Method''''' property you will select and configure one of the following:

	* '''''[[Row Match]]''''' - This uses an extractor to match each row. You could reference a '''Data Type''' extractor that returns each whole row in the table to populate the rows in the '''Data Table'''.		* '''''[[Row Match]]''''' - This uses an extractor to match each row. You could reference a '''Data Type''' extractor that returns each whole row in the table to populate the rows in the '''Data Table'''.