Substitution tables

There are a number of built-in script functions that can be used to retrieve or modify values in substitution tables. See Substitution table functions for more information.

A substitution table contains several entries (rows), and each entry contains two or more columns. The first column is the key, which is a unique identifier for each entry. The remaining columns contain the values for the entry (value 0, value 1,..., value N).

Example 38

Substitution table.

In the substitution table below, alfred is the key and hitchcock and 1899 the value of the entry. The value consists of two columns, 0 and 1.

//!multicolumn! //key value 0 value 1 alfred hitchcock 1899