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--- jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:table [2015/05/04 20:02]
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+++ jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:table [2023/02/23 18:43] (current)
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   * **[[jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:tablemerge|-table merge TBLNAME FLAG TBL2NAME MERGECOL]]**\\
   * **[[jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:tableprintf|-table printf TBLNAME FLAG FORMATSTR [OUTFILE] ]]**\\
+  * **[[jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:tablecmd|-table command TBLNAME FLAG [PATH] CMD [DATACOL] [CMDCOL] [ARGCOL] ]]**\\
   * **[[jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:invivo|-table invivo TBLNAME FLAG NAME]]**\\
-  * **[[jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:tablecmd|-table command TBLNAME [PATH] CMD [FILECOL] [CMDCOL] [ARGCOL]]**\\
 The TABLE command is used for loading, querying, and displaying tables. Tables are multi-column data sets where each column can contain either text strings or number values. Tables can be loaded from text files, or by extracting information from different internal data lists (e.g. data set names, window names, reference time course condition names, glossary names). When loading tables, the type of data source can be identified explicitly using the first argument (e.g. file, reference, glossary, dataset, window) or implicitly using the FILENAME/REFNAME/GLOSSARYNAME argument (if the argument is unrecognized, "file" is assumed).

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