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--- a_f:f:af:list_table_end [2022/09/02 02:52] – ↷ Page moved from a_f:f:f:list_table_end to a_f:f:af:list_table_end administrator
+++ a_f:f:af:list_table_end [2025/06/12 03:59] (current) – Change to AwareIM aware_support3
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-{{tag>Functions Function_List Reports_And_Documentation}}
+{{tag>Index Function Function_List Reports_And_Documentation}}
 ====== LIST_TABLE_END ======
 ===== Description ======
-Whereas the LIST_TABLE function prints the entire table including the header, the combination of LIST_TABLE_START and LIST_TABLE_END functions allows using an existing header of the table. Just like the LIST_TABLE function it prints out members of a list of query results. However, you create the table in the document itself and only mark the start and end of the data. All tags in between the markers represent attributes to be printed (see example). Aware IM automatically inserts extra rows as required.\\ These functions can only be used inside tags in MS Word, Excel or HTML documents!
+Whereas the ''[[a_f:f:af:list_table|LIST_TABLE]]'' function prints the entire table including the header, the combination of ''[[a_f:f:af:list_table_start|LIST_TABLE_START]]'' and ''LIST_TABLE_END'' functions allows using an existing header of the table. Just like the ''[[a_f:f:af:list_table|LIST_TABLE]]'' function it prints out members of a list of query results. However, you create the table in the document itself and only mark the start and end of the data. All tags in between the markers represent attributes to be printed (see example). AwareIM automatically inserts extra rows as required.
+<callout type="primary" title="note" icon="true">These functions can only be used inside tags in MS Word, Excel or HTML documents!</callout>
 ===== Parameters ======
-LIST_TABLE_START function takes an identifier of the list or a string identifying the query (either Rule Language string or the name of the existing query) – see LIST_TABLE function. If the list identifier is used the second parameter may optionally indicate ordering of the list. LIST_TABLE_END has no parameters.
+''[[a_f:f:af:list_table_start|LIST_TABLE_START]]'' function takes an identifier of the list or a string identifying the query (either Rule Language string or the name of the existing query) – see ''[[a_f:f:af:list_table|LIST_TABLE]]'' function. If the list identifier is used the second parameter may optionally indicate ordering of the list. ''LIST_TABLE_END'' has no parameters.
 ===== Example =====
 <code aim>Header1Header 2Header3