Lay Length Backflow Chart

Lay Length Backflow Chart

Copy

Copy button triggers the “copy to clipboard” function, so it copies all the rows that exist in the page to your OS clipboard and you can later paste it in some other software. Once you click it, you get a popup with notification on how many rows were copied to the clipboard, e.g. “Copied 20 rows to the clipboard”. All the rows are copied to the clipboard, including headers, tab-separated; you can paste it then to e.g. MS Excel. For tables with server-side processing enabled, this copies only the visible columns.

PDF

“PDF” button generates a new PDF document out of the table, and calls the browser’s “Save as …” dialog so you could choose a path for your file. It is a very basic PDF with the page title, and the table with simple formatting.

CSV

“CSV” button generates a new file in “Comma-Separated-Values” format out of the table, and calls the browser’s “Save as …” dialog so you could choose a path for your file. All the values from your table, including the headers will be exported. The cells will be separated by commas, rows will be separated by line breaks.

Print

“Print” button uses jQuery functionality to hide all the elements on the page, except for the table. For some themes it can look weird, but for most of these it will work correctly, and make the view of the page “printable”.

Excel

“Excel” button generates a new CSV file, but saves is with “XLS” extension, so that MS Excel would recognize it as an Excel file. See the “CSV” point of this list for details.