how to kill table/graph macro that is useless?

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Mon, 12/01/2014 - 10:43 pm

under the menu "windows->table macros" and "windows->graph macros", I found several table or graph were created by mistake and want to kill them. But I don't not find out the way.

anyone can tell me the tip. thanks.
The macros for tables and graphs are in the main procedure window. Choose "Windows->Procedure Windows->Procedure Window" (or ctrl+M on a PC). Then look for a Window macro corresponding to the unwanted table or graph and delete it.

December 1, 2014 at 10:59 pm - Permalink

KurtB wrote:
The macros for tables and graphs are in the main procedure window. Choose "Windows->Procedure Windows->Procedure Window" (or ctrl+M on a PC). Then look for a Window macro corresponding to the unwanted table or graph and delete it.

thank you. but I don't know how to delete the table in the procedure window. am I supposed to use any command?

December 7, 2014 at 05:22 am - Permalink

The procedure window are the macros for generating the tables and graphs. It is also where you program your custom functions. It is just a text window similar to notepad. Just highlight the text you want removed and hit delete or backspace key.

for example if I had a useless table such as

Window Table0() : Table
PauseUpdate; Silent 1 // building window...
Edit/W=(5,45,510,252) textWave0
ModifyTable format(Point)=1
EndMacro

I would highlight from Window through EndMacro and hit delete.

December 7, 2014 at 01:02 pm - Permalink