====== QBFTABLE event  ======


 
==== Description ====
 
Displays a the records from a QBF result list in tabular format.
 
==== Syntax ====
 
//bforward// = **QBFTABLE**(//ctrlentID//, //ctrlclassID//)
 
==== Parameters ====
 
QBFTABLE accepts arguments for the following parameters.

^Parameter^Description^
|//ctrlentID//|Has the format //WindowName//.//ControlName//, where //WindowName// is the identifier of the window that contains the affected control, and //ControlName// is the identifier of that control. Notice that a period separates the two values.|
|//ctrlclassID//|The type of control. Window control is the only valid entry.|


 
==== Returns ====
 
True or false. If false, then program execution returns to the calling procedure. If true, then event processing goes to the next level.
 
==== See Also ====
 
[[qbflist|QBFLIST]] properties
[[[guides:programming:programmers_reference_manual:qbfinit_event|QBFINIT event]]
[[[guides:programming:programmers_reference_manual:qbfinit_event|QBFINIT event]]
 
==== Remarks ====
 
Navigating through the resulting table will display the highlighted record data in the current window.  By default the QBFTABLE displays a grid displays all the fields and only the fields in a form. You can override this event if you want to display different columns 


==== Example ==== 



<code>

Forward the QBFTABLE event to a commuter module using the quick event designer

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* Commuter module snippet to 
* have the QBFTABLE Event Display specific columns in a grid

onQbfTable:

qbflist = Get_Property(@Window, 'QBFLIST')
If qbflist Ne "" Then
   Call make.list(0, qbflist, '', '')
   statement = 'LIST BOOKS'
   statement := ' AUTHOR'
   statement := ' TITLE'
   statement := ' PRICE'
   statement := ' (G' ; * output to a grid   
   Call run_Report('', statement, '')
end
return
</code>
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