COLUMNS—identify columns

You can use the COLUMNS command to provide a temporary indication of where columns occur on the panel. This command displays a column-identification line on the first line of the data area. The command has this syntax:


            .-ON--.   
>>-COLUMNS--+-----+--------------------------------------------><
            '-OFF-'

where:

ON: The default. Displays the column-identification line.
OFF: Removes the column-identification line from the display.

Note: You can also remove the column-identification line by entering the RESET command.

An example of the column-identification line is shown in Figure 1. The digits on the identification line show the tens positions: 1 shows column 10, 2 shows column 20, and so forth. The plus signs (+) show the fives positions (columns 5, 15, 25, and so forth.)

Figure 1. Browse - column-identification line (ISRBROBA)

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