Last updated: Feb 11, 2025
The Table node displays data in table format. This is useful whenever you need to
inspect your data values.
Note: Most of the properties on this page are only supported in SPSS Modeler
Desktop streams, not in SPSS Modeler in watsonx.ai Studio.
Example
stream = modeler.script.stream() typenode = stream.findByID("id42KW3MSA94B") node = stream.create("table", "My node") stream.link(typenode, node) node.setPropertyValue("highlight_expr", "Age > 30") node.run([])
properties |
Data type | Property description |
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string | If disk, data, or HTML output, the name of the output file. |
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flag | Specifies whether a custom output name is used. |
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string | If is true, specifies the
name to use. |
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|
Used to specify target location for output generated from the output node. |
|
(.tab) (.csv) (.html) (.cou) |
Used to specify the type of output. |
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flag | Transposes the data before export so that rows represent fields and columns represent records. |
|
flag | When the is , causes the output to be
separated into pages. |
|
number | When used with , specifies the lines per page of
output. |
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string | |
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string | A read-only property that holds a reference to the last table built by the node. |
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[[Value LabelString]
[Value LabelString] ...] |
Used to specify labels for value pairs. |
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integer | Sets the number of decimal places for the field when displayed (applies only to fields with
REAL storage). A value of will use the flow default. |
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integer | Sets the number of decimal places for the field when exported (applies only to fields with
REAL storage). A value of will use the stream default. |
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Sets the decimal separator for the field (applies only to fields with REAL storage). |
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|
Sets the date format for the field (applies only to fields with or
storage). |
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Sets the time format for the field (applies only to fields with or
storage). |
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integer | Sets the column width for the field. A value of will set column width to
. |
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Sets the column justification for the field. |
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