Takes it off the table.
Optionaloptions: ITransaction.OperationOptionsWhat names it goes too: a sort by it leaves its items in their listed order, and a value filter and the formats on it are gone for good. Its source stays on any axis it is on. The values field goes below two values, and comes back where it was. A table with nothing left on it is empty again.
Returns the caption it would take with fn, as setFunction gives it; its own when fn
is its function already.
Returns the field it summarizes.
Returns the function it summarizes by.
Returns its caption.
Returns the format code its values show in.
Returns the table it belongs to.
Returns its place among the values, counted from 1.
Returns how it is shown; null as it is.
Changes the function it summarizes by.
Optionaloptions: ITransaction.OperationOptionsIts caption changes too, a caption typed by hand included, as in Excel: what comes before its
first of takes the function's name, a caption with none becomes the function's name and the
field's (Average of Sales), and one that is taken is numbered. Its number format stays. Nothing
changes when the function is the one it has.
A value over a calculated field takes the function in name alone, as in Excel: its formula decides what it shows.
Changes its caption.
Optionaloptions: ITransaction.OperationOptionsIts source's caption is taken, unless that field has been renamed; so is any other field's, any other value's and the values', without regard to case.
Changes the format of its values, over any number format on single cells of them, whose other formats (a fill) stay.
A format code, or a built-in format's id.
Optionaloptions: ITransaction.OperationOptionsMoves it among the values. A sort, a value filter and the formats on it follow it.
Its place, counted from 1.
Optionaloptions: ITransaction.OperationOptionsChanges how it is shown; null shows it as it is.
Optionaloptions: ITransaction.OperationOptionsA kind that reads a base field and is given none reads the one it has, at first the cache's
first; every line shows #N/A when that is not on the rows or columns. A new base field starts
at its first item. The base stays when the kind changes, and through null.
The number format changes with the kind, as in Excel. A kind that shows a share takes 0.00%
unless it reads as a percent already; a rank or an index drops what it has; going from a share to
any other drops a percent format. A format on single cells stays over any of it.
A value of a pivot table: a field summarized by a function.
Remarks
A view of the table, found by its caption: what is asked of it after the value is deleted, or after another view has renamed it, throws. Each change lays the table out again from its cache, as one step that can be undone, and a table that grows over cells that hold anything shows
#SPILL!.