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Table Flow Direction

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cadcamm99
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Table Flow Direction

I tried to use the command: tablestyle.FlowDirection = FlowDirection.BottomToTop when defining the table style but that did not work.

 

Then I used table.FlowDirection = FlowDirection.BottomToTop when defining the table but that did not work also.

 

Any other ideas?

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JamieVJohnson2
in reply to: cadcamm99

1.  Committing your transaction?

2.  In the old day, tables were ripped out of the NOD and then loaded into a table class object by the ID with a trans.getobject, perhaps you don't have a proper instance of the table.

jvj
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cadcamm99
in reply to: JamieVJohnson2

I just found out I have to use an integer instead.  tablestyle.flowdirection = 0 (for down) or 1 (for up).

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deltacadd
in reply to: cadcamm99

You should also cast the integer to FlowDirection, as in:

tablestyle.FlowDirection = (FlowDirection) 1; // For BottomToTop

or

table.FlowDirection = (FlowDirection) 1;

Hope this helps someone.
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rui143
in reply to: cadcamm99

You can set the tablestyle like
TableStyle ts = new TableStyle();

ts.FlowDirection = (FlowDirection)1;    //Buttom to Up

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