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The result is, that in future you get this column heading in addition to the
cell content and the cell coordinates. This additional information is set in
brackets.
6.13 Define Row Heading.
You can assign the cell contents of a column to become headings of the
rows.
Move to the column or to one cell of the column in which the cells
contain the entries you want to define as row headings. Open the
command menu and select the menu item Tools > Set current column
as row heading. In future, these assigned row titles will appear in
addition to the cell content and the cell coordinates. This additional
information is set in brackets.
6.14 Edit or Delete Heading Definition.
If you define another row as column headings, this replaces the former
column heading definition. If you define another column as row heading
this replaces the former row heading definition.
If you want to delete all headings in the current sheet, open the
command menu and select menu item Tools > Clear current sheet
headings. Headings that you have defined in other worksheets of the
Excel file are not affected by this command and remain unchanged.
The Excel Viewer application saves the heading information for up to
1,000 sheets in a database called ssviewer.sdf, which can be found in
the USER folder. This ensures that the assigned headings are not lost
when you open the Excel file again in future.
6.15 Reading Cell Comments.
The cells of Excel files can on occasion have a cell comment. While this
comment is not presented along with regular cell content, you do have
access to it. To get it, open the command menu and select the menu
item Tools > Show current cell comment. Alternatively, use the shortcut
command m+B8B9 to read the cell comment.
Since reading cell comments requires an extra command, it is important
to know whether a cell has a comment to begin with. To get this
additional information while browsing through the sheet cell by cell, do
the following:
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