6.10.2 Setting Up the Multi-Language Table
- Jessica Reyes (Unlicensed)
(1) Multi-language Setup
a) Create an analog tag to control the column.
b) Go to [Tools] – [Multi Language Setup]. Check the ‘Use Multiple Language Table’ option and assign the initial value as 0.
c) Enter the language name and select the font for each language installed in XpanelDesigner.
(2) Setting the multi-language table
a) Go to [Tools] – [String Editor] and select ‘Multiple Column’ for adding a group.
b) Press ‘Add string’ and enter each string at the column fields in different languages. Enter the same contents in a different language for the same string value.
c) Press ‘Column Properties’ and specify languages and fonts for each column, which were previously configured in step (1)-c.
d) To use a multiple language table, select [Draw] – [Multi Language String]. Select a string group then choose the appropriate string value.
e) You can edit the contents of the multi-language table by using Excel with copy and paste commands.
| If a column value contains the string beginning with operation symbols such as “=+ABC”, Excel recognizes the string as a formula and can cause a formula error, displaying the value as “#NAME?”. When the value “#NAME?” is pasted in XpanelDesigner, the column value will be written as “#NAME?”. |