The Live Point Data window contains a grid, where each row represents data for a particular combination of point and parameters, and the columns represent various aspects of the data, including the value itself. You can add, remove, and modify the information contained in the grid. In addition, you can also transfer the information from the grid to other places and programs, including Excel.

Selecting Information 

Some Live Point Data window commands work with a selected set of cells. The Live Point Data window supports a wide range of selection methods and modes, using both the mouse and the keyboard. Here are some tips:

• A single cell can be selected by clicking on it, or by navigating to it using the arrow keys on the keyboard.
• You can also use the Home, End, PageUp and PageDown keys for navigation.
• A whole row can be selected by clicking an empty area of the leftmost column.
• All cells can be selected by clicking an empty cell in the upper left corner of the grid.
• You can easily extend a selection to a rectangular range with a help of the Shift key.
• A non-continuous set of cells can be selected with a help of the Ctrl key.

There are also commands on the Edit menu that provide selection features.

Modifying Information 

Writeable cells are visually distinguihed (by a different background color). You can navigate to the cells, and enter a new information into it. By doing so, the whole row stops displaying the information from Subscribe, and changes the font to bold italic. After you have modified the cells you want, you can use the Write command (Ctrl+W) to perform a Write operation on all rows that in Write state.

Use the Release (Esc) or Release All command to revert the current row, or all rows, back to normal state. This is done either because you have changed your mind and do not want to write the row(s), or after you have viewed the results of the last Write operation and want to switch back to receiving updates from Subscribe.

Viewing Information

You can resize columns by dragging in the area of the vertical divider lines between them.

Commands

For information about the available commands, see Live Point Data Commands. The commands can be invoked e.g.

• From the main application menu.
• From the main application toolbar.
• From the Live Point Data context menu, accessible by right mouse click in the Live Point Data window area, or by pressing the Menu key when the window is focused.
• By keyboard shortcuts.