Above the table, you have the option of exporting the displayed table using the Export tables [Table export] button.

The Export tables [Table export] dialog box opens, see chapter Section 7.12.17, “ Save as CSV file ”.

In Variable Management, you have the option of performing a batch import for algorithms.

Algorithm import (as table)

You need a meta CSV file with the following structure:

"PRJ_PATH","ALGO_CSV_PATH"
"thing/part.prj","../thing/part_algo_A.csv"
"thing/part.prj","../thing/part_algo_B.csv"
"other/foo.prj","foo_algo_Z.csv"

The header must be included and look like this:

"PRJ_PATH","ALGO_CSV_PATH"

The project file paths can be absolute or relative to the target catalog. The algorithm CSV file paths can be absolute or relative to the meta CSV.

All target projects must be checked out. A dialog box opens showing information on the progress. Each CSV file is loaded, an algorithm is created, checked for validity and saved in the target project. Any errors are displayed in the dialog box.

Algorithm import (as table)

If required, have a report created during an import that lists all changes.

To do this, click on Import algorithm [Algorithm import] in the variable administration [Variable Management] and select a CSV file for the report. As soon as you click on Import, you will see in the history whether the import was successful. You will also receive a status message indicating whether there have been any changes or not. If nothing has been changed, the CSV created is empty.

Import algorithm [Algorithm import] Report CSV

If the option is activated, linked projects are also loaded. These linked projects can be located anywhere in the catalog, i.e. also outside the initial selection. This can result in projects being displayed in the file paths that do not belong to the actual selection.

The visibility of linked projects depends on the visibility of the link.

Select which projects should be displayed based on their visibility.

Above the table there is the option variables loading [Reload variables]. If you have previously made changes, a dialog box that asks whether you want to save the changes or .

You can use additional functions by right-clicking on any cell content (except the header).

Combine variables

	Note
	When combining, all selected lines are aligned so that they are identical. All previous values are overwritten.

You can combine two or more variables by holding down CTRL and selecting the lines you want to combine with a mouse click. By clicking the secondary mouse button on one of the selected lines, the context menu opens and you can select Combine variables.

In the window of the same name, you can make a selection before merging if there are different entries in the same column. After pressing OK, the rows are aligned and the old values are overwritten.

Reset variables

You can use Reset variables to reset previously made changes to a line to the original value.

	Important
	Resetting the variables only works if the change has not yet been saved.

Delete variables

Deletes the selected variable after a confirmation prompt, provided there are no dependencies.

	Caution
	If one or more dependencies exist, a warning message appears first. The variable can still be removed, but all projects containing this variable may then be defective!

Export tables [Table export]

Opens the Table Export [Table export] dialog box for the selected rows.