Creating a parameter table with target values

To enable your customers to see immediately which target values (or reference values/specifications/limit values) apply to the analyzed parameters, you can automatically transfer target values from each parameter to parameter tables. Setpoint violations can be highlighted in color (red/orange) or in bold, making deviations visible at a glance. This saves time and ensures a clear, professional presentation of the analysis results.

The following describes how to create the table shown here:

  1. Create the table in the Report Table Editor. (See instructions: Create/edit/delete a report table)
    Select Parameter Table as type of table.

  2. Enter the text for the Header.
    Highlight the head by surrounding the text with one asterisk each for italic and two more asterisks each for bold.

  1. Create the content of the table. (See instructions: Create / Edit reporttable column)
    All columns show entries related with the parameters.

3.1. Select the data Rule, to reflect the configured set value (Limit value 1 in this example) of the respective parameter.

3.2. If you want to highlight target value violations in results, select either the Mark in the color of the rule red or orange or bold check box for the results column.

  1. Enter the text of the footer.

Laatste wijziging: 21.08.2026

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