Indenting Rows in a Table

This example uses JavaScript to indent any rows in a table which do not contain the word "NET".

form.setSummary("Indent row labels");
var indent_string = "  - "; 
var row_labels = table.rowLabels;
var new_row_labels = row_labels
                        .map(function (str) {
                            if (str.indexOf("NET") > -1)
                                return str;
                            else
                                return indent_string + str;
                        });
table.rowLabels = new_row_labels;

This produces a result which looks like this:

Note that:

• The indentation is specified by indent_string in the second line. In this case it uses two spaces, followed by a dash and another space. If you want to use a different indentation then you can change this line.
• The code checks for "NET", and so is specific to the layout of your table and your choice for how to label things which should not be indented.

See also

• Table JavaScript and Plot JavaScript for an explanation of how to run this code.
• Table JavaScript and Plot JavaScript Reference for technical information.
• Table JavaScript and Plot JavaScript Examples Library for other examples.
• JavaScript for information about the JavaScript programming language.
• QScript for tools for automating projects using JavaScript.
• JavaScript Variables for detail on how to create new variables in the Variables and Questions tab using JavaScript.