This table contains the base data for the summary. This table stays unchanged.

This function parameter allows you filter the input data by selecting the rows to be included in the summary.

The table context for partial table specifications is available for referencing just the columns easily. Example: [Year]>=2022.
Attention: Comparison operators = and <> (instead of == and !=) may hijack the next function parameters for its own use as additional comparison operands, e.g. a[]=1,3,5. As long this comparison is not made in the last function parameter, then put parentheses around them, e.g. ... , (a[]=1,3,5), ....

A new table with the specified name will be created for the summary information.

Specify 1 or more columns containig the data to be be summarized. Example: { Revenue, Net Margin }.

See table columns as function parameters for general ruling for this parameter.
Specific rules apply for this function:

• Use a string to specify one value
• Use set to specify multiple values
• At least one header name or column number must be specified
• The same column with the same values below may be referenced multiple times (e.g. for calculating sums and averages of them)

Specify the summarizing actions (click on the link to see the complete list) for the corresponding data columns specified in the previous function parameter.

Specific rules apply for this function:

• Use a string to specify one value
• Use set to specify multiple values
• Ideally, the number of summarizing actions shall equal to the number of data columns specified.
• If fewer summarizing actions are listed than number of data columns, then the last action will apply to all remaining columns.
• If more summarizing actions are listed, then the excessive actions will be ignored.

Optionally list columns to do a vertical break-down across the rows. For example consider { Continent, Country, City } to summarize the results down the rows, broken down by continents, followed by countries and cities. The breakdown is done in the alphabetical order.

See table columns as function parameters for general ruling for this parameter.
Specific rules apply for this function:

• Use a string to specify one value
• Use set to specify multiple values
• Use {} to specify no values if further function parameters follow.
• Any number (including 0) of header names or column number may be specified, but must be existing
• The columns must be unique
• The columns must not match with the data columns and/or with the horizontal breakdown columns.

Optionally list columns to do a horizontal break-down across the columns. For example consider { Year, Quarter, Month } to summarize the results along the columns, first by year, then followed by quarter and month. The breakdown is done in the alphabetical order.

See table columns as function parameters for general ruling for this parameter.
Specific rules apply for this function: Specific rules apply for this function:

• Use a string to specify one value
• Use set to specify multiple values
• Use {} to specify no values if further function parameters follow.
• Any number (including 0) of header names or column number may be specified, but must be existing
• The columns must be unique
• The columns must not match with the data columns and/or with the vertical breakdown columns.

A set of attributes can be defined to customize the summary. Every attribute consists of an attribute name and an attribute value. For this reason, the number of elements must be even, e.g. 0, 2, 4, etc. The attributes influnce the design and layout of the summary table. If, by mistake, the same attribute name is used repeatedly, then the last attribute assignment applies.

'true' is returned if the table has contents. 'false' indicates taht the resulting table is empty. This could be due for following reasons: * Base data contains zero rows * Function call 'table summarize selected rows' has filtered out all data, leaving zero rows of data for creating the summary.