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Settinguptableviews;¬Setting up table views

¬	Set the type of selections the user can make.

¬	Set whether the table view should scroll vertically, horizontally, or both.

¬	Set the height for table rows.

¬	Set if the user can resize columns, reorder rows, and if cells are bordered.

A table view displays information in a table and allows the user to select and change that information. Table views contain rows and columns of information. When you create a table view in Interface Builder, you create the number of columns you want. Rows are added programmatically. 

Tip: To add a column to a table view, select an existing column, then copy and paste.

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The Selection options control how the user can select information in the table view. By default, the user can select rows in the table one at a time. Allows Column Selection means the user can select columns of information. Allows Multiple Selection means the user can select more than one row or column at a time.

Table View Options

Option	Description
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Show Grid	Lines are drawn around each cell in the table. 
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Allows Resizing	The user can resize the table columns.
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Allows Reordering	The user can rearrange the table rows.
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Related Concept:  ;SettingAttributesConcepts.rtfd; linkMarkername InsidetheNSTableViewObject;,  Inside the NSTableView Object

Related Concept:  ;SettingAttributesConcepts.rtfd; linkMarkername CompoundObjects;,  Compound Objects