Table row headers

[RTSLVU]

This is my first attempt at using tables so bare with me...

How do I set the column headers, short of manually typing them in and saving it as default?

I have tried the RowHdrs[] property node but I must be doing something wrong as it does not work and I can't find any examples.

I have attached an overly simplified vi so someone can tell me what I am doing wrong.

[Dennis_Knutson · Accepted solution]

If you would just right cick and select Visible Items>Row Headers, your problem would be solved,

[RTSLVU]

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@Dennis Knutson wrote:

If you would just right cick and select Visible Items>Row Headers, your problem would be solved,

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Doh, I guess have been working to hard, I wanted column headers not row headers.

I guess that explains why the RowHdr property node was not putting headers on the columns.

I wasted an entire day trying to figure this out, searched and searched for examples...

I'd kill for a little training

[LabVIEWNate]

I am also trying to add row headers to an array I am displaying.  However, when I right click for visible items, I am only given the options

"Label, Caption, index display, verticle scrollbar, horizontal scrollbar."

When I go to create>property node I can't seem to find the property node for row headers. 

What am I doing wrong?

[P@Anand]

The heading itself tells that the help is for adding header to 'Table' not 'Array'. 

In future please start a new thread  for help instead of posting to other's thread.

[arienai]

The attached vi should show an example of Table Control creation, with row headers and column headers. 

The content of the table could be DBL or string. Here, it is string, but conversion from String to DBL is easy. 

The only bad point to be aware with such table is the following : if your table is initially empty, and if you fill the top left case, then the size of the array will be 1x1 as there is only 1 input. 

Now, if you just click on the next case WITHOUT filling it with a number, the size becomes 1x2 or 2x1 even you just see 1 case filled.