[josie88]

Enjoy.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...n/tabletools2/

The author even posted some great instructional videos including a bit on Michael Vick:

http://www.mingyi.org/TableTools2/index.html#

From the author's webpage:

Here's a long list of what TableTools2 could do for a plain old HTML table:

• Sorting:
  
  • Auto-detects and sorts multiple data types (number, currency, IP address, date/time, string, alphanumeric. Even sorts images' alternative text, text inside textbox, textarea, dropdown menu ...). User can designate data types easily with context menu options.
  • Supports multiple-column sort, the most requested advanced sorting feature. Icons tells you the sorting order and direction of the columns.
  
  
• Filtering:
  
  • Drop-down list filtering - It's like Excel's "Auto-Filter" feature, except that it's better as TableTools2 supports more data types.
  
  
• Searching:
  
  • It's a combination of Excel's "Find" + "Custom-Filter" feature and definitely more!
  • For "Find", it allows finding the matching values in the current column or in all columns, or the non-matching values in current column or all columns; it allows regular expressions too for advanced searching.
  • For "Custom-Filter", range operations are supported ">5 | <3" gives you anything bigger than 5 or smaller than 3; ">=3 & <= 5" gives you numbers between 3 and 5; ">01/01/1990 & <01/01/2000" gives you all dates falling between 1990 and 2000. All sorting data types are supported for range operations!
  
  
• Copying:
  
  • Copy the entire table, the selected rows, the selected columns, or the selected cells, to your selected formats (HTML, tab-delimited, or a TableTools2-unique "justified tab-delimited" format which is good for pasting into both emails and Excel).
  
  
• Charting:
  
  • In a few clicks, the HTML table data could be transformed into a bubble, scatter, pie, line, histogram or a unique frequency chart which counts frequency of each unique values in the column for you. It's really cool!
  • For this feature to work, I coded an easy-to-use adapter and user interface for Isaac Neuhaus' excellent CanvasXpress package so TableTools2 users don't need to learn any programming or do even copy/pasting. Just a few mouse clicks is all!
  
  
• Summarizing:
  
  • With one mouse click, TableTools2 will give you the minimum, maximum, total count and unique value count for every table column. For numeric/currency columns, it'll also give you average, median, standard deviation and sum.
  
  
• Combining:
  
  • If you see a multi-page or multi-section table and wants to sort the table as one big combined table, it's just a few mouse clicks using TableTools2. And don't forget you can then chart/filter/summarize ... for the big table too.
  
  
• Comparing:
  
  • If you see several tables of identical format for different products, TableTools2 lets you combine them "horizontally" (as versus the "vertical" way of the "Combining" feature above) such that you could easily do side-by-side comparison of the data in the same table, and more importantly, chart a comparison really easily.
  
  
• Misc. features:
  
  • Hide/unhide columns.
  • Restrict range of data rows (so non-data rows won't participate in sorting, filtering ...).
  • Context menu allows access to all features.
  • Default keyboard shortcuts provided for all features except sorting as user-designated data types (as there're too many, but sort-as-number does have shortcut as it's used the most). Options menu allows changing or disabling the shortcuts.
  • Context menu has reminder of keyboard shortcuts for the features, and the reminder could be turned off in options.
  • Very fast, works in older FF and FF4.0
  • In most cases, nested tables and tables with colspans work fine. Tables with rowspans do not work well.
  
  

[Yi]

Great Info!!!

[the_mathman]

It appear to be interesting.
I want study it and referr about my test....
:-D

[acarmelo1]

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