A Price Table can be used to price any material based on its' depth. In this tutorial, we are going to discuss how to :-
This options allows you to add/create an empty table which can be manually populated.
Step 1 : Folder
First you need to select the folder from the drop list or type in the name of a new folder.
Step 2 : Table
Using the radio button, select Add : Empty option.
Enter the Table name along with a Label, which is a Table Comment.
Price Table location will be under <your CabMaster folder>/Materials/Table/Folder/TableName.qlt
In this example : <your CabMaster folder>/Materials/Table/Linear Benchtop/ABC.qlt
Step 3 : Discount
A Discount can be applied - see Editing Discount Tables.
Step 4 : Rows/Columns
Specify the size of the table Rows and Columns. In this example, Rows = 4 and Columns = 3
Step 5 : PriceTable
The table will be created and opened in the table editor to allow you to manually populate the table as required.
Similar to Add : Empty table except that the rows are labelled differently i.e. as a String instead of Length.
Step 1 : Folder
First you need to select the folder from the drop list or type in the name of a new folder.
Step 2 : Table
Using the radio button, select Add : Empty - Linear option.
Enter the Table name along with a Label, which is a Table Comment.
Step 3 : Discount
A Discount can be applied - see Editing Discount Tables.
Step 4 : Rows/Columns
Specify the size of the table Rows and Columns.
Step 5 : PriceTable
The table will be created and opened in the table editor to allow you to manually populate the table as required.
Adds a price table by importing from a delimited file (e.g. a comma delimited 'CSV' file).
Step 1 : Folder
First you need to select the folder from the drop list or type in the name of a new folder.
Add : Import - Click to Expand
Step 2 : Table
Using the radio button, select Add : Import option.
Enter the Table name along with a Label, which is a Table Comment.
Step 3 : Discount
A Discount can be applied - see Editing Discount Tables.
Step 4 : Browse
Use the Browse button to locate the import file. The file will be previewed at the bottom of the screen.
In this example, a comma delimited text file is imported, called Import.txt. Click on image to view text file.
Add : Import - Click to Expand
Step 5 : Delimiter
Specify the delimiter using the drop list. In this example, Comma.
Step 6 : Header Row
Specify whether the first row of data is a Header Row, specifying column names. In this example, Yes
Step 7 : Import
Click on the Import button.
Step 8 : Price Table
This will create the table and open it in the table editor.
Adds a price table by allowing import data to be pasted from the clipboard.
Step 1 : Folder
First you need to select the folder from the drop list or type in the name of a new folder.
Step 2 : Table
Using the radio button, select Add : Paste option.
Enter the Table name along with a Label, which is a Table Comment.
Step 3 : Discount
A Discount can be applied - see Editing Discount Tables.
Step 4 : Paste
Click on the Paste button, which will open the following dialog.
Step 5 : Delimiter
Specify the delimiter using the drop list. In this example, Comma.
Step 6 : Header Row
Specify whether the first row of data is a Header Row, specifying column names. In this example, Yes
Copy the data for import.
- In this example, Select All in the Import.txt file and Copy data.
Step 7 : Edit
Click on the Edit button, shown below, which opens a Edit Text box..
- Paste the content of the clipboard into the text box, as shown.
- You can also manually enter/edit data into the text box.
- Click OK to close the text box.
Step 8 : Price Table
This will create the table and open it in the table editor.
