Editing Several Output Values

Note
Arrays/matrices of record type cannot be edited in the table editor.

Do one of the following:
- Select the values you want to edit.
- In the Edit menu, select Select All Values to select all values.
Do one of the following to increment all selected values:
- In the Edit menu, select Increment.
- Press <Ctrl> + <m>.
For arrays/matrices of enumeration type, this selects the enumerator immediately below the current enumerator. If the current enumerator is the last one, the array/matrix value remains unchanged.
Do one of the following to decrement all selected values:
- In the Edit menu, select Decrement.
- Press <Ctrl> + <n>.
For arrays/matrices of enumeration type, this selects the enumerator immediately above the current enumerator. If the current enumerator is the first one, the array/matrix value remains unchanged.
In the Edit menu, select Add Offset to add a number to all selected values.
If you choose this command, you are first prompted for an offset value <x>, which is then added to all selected values.
For arrays/matrices of enumeration type, an offset <x> is rounded to the nearest integer <i>, and the enumerator <i> places above (negative offset) or below (positive offset) the current enumerator is selected. If there are less than <i> places above (negative offset) or below (positive offset) the current enumerator, the array/matrix value is set to the first or last enumerator.
Note
The next two steps are not available for arrays/matrices of enumeration type.
In the Edit menu, select Multiply By Factor to multiply all selected values with a factor.
If you choose this command, you are first prompted for a factor which is then used to perform the multiplication.
In the Edit menu, select Fill With Values to overwrite all selected values.
If you choose this command, you are first prompted for a constant which then replaces all selected values.
Note
The next step is only available for arrays/matrices of enumeration type.
In the Edit menu, select Set to Default '<1st enum>' to set all selected values to the first enumerator of the enumeration used in the array/matrix.