Save Scrollsheet As dialog

How to fill in the dialog box fields...

Fill in the dialog box fields as indicated below. You may also accept presented default values and options. Disregard grayed fields and options. When done, press Ok to continue. Or press Cancel to abort.

scrollsheet file
Use this file field to specify the name and location of the file you want to save to.

Format
If you are saving to a file, use this radio button field to select a format for the file:

• normal = Wintrack scrollsheet file (expected extension is .WTB),
• text (tab-delimited) = tab-delimited text format compatible with MS Excel™ and other Windows applications (expected extension is .TXT, recommended exchange format),
• text (comma-delimited) = comma-delimited text format compatible with MS Excel™ and other Windows applications (expected extension is .CSV),
• text (fixed width) = space delimited text format with fixed column width (expected extension is .LOG)

Save to
Use this radio button field to select a destination for the data:

• clipboard = copy the scrollsheet content to the Windows™ clipboard for transfer to other Windows™ applications,
• file = save to a text or scrollsheet file.

Options
If you are saving to a text file or copying to the clipboard, use this check box field to select any combination of options:

• write column names = export column names from the first row of the scrollsheet,
• write column comments = export column comments from the second row of the scrollsheet,
• skip fixed columns = export without the columns that were designated fixed during creation or import of the scrollsheet (leftmost columns appearing on white background).

Additional information...

• See the topic Save Scrollsheet As command for basic information on the command.
• The related macro statement is explained in the topic Save Scrollsheet As statement.
• There is a toolbar shortcut to save a scrollsheet.
• Fixed columns can be specified when scrollsheets are created using the New Scrollsheet command or during import of text files using the Open Scrollsheet command.
• Inside scrollsheets provides advanced information on scrollsheets.
• See Creating and using macros to learn how to use and create macros.
• Keyboard Shortcuts gives an overview on keyboard shortcuts.
• Using the Wintrack toolbar gives an overview of toolbar shortcuts.