AnalyticalTable Table which handles analytical OData backends. The AnalyticalTable only works with an AnalyticalBinding and correctly annotated OData services. Please check on the SAP Annotations for OData Version 2.0 documentation for further details. sap.ui.table/Table Specifies if the total values should be displayed in the group headers or on bottom of the row. Does not affect the total sum. The value of the property is only taken into account if no parameter is given in the binding information. Changes to this property after the table is bound do not have any effect unless an explicit (re-)bind of the <code>rows</code> aggregation is done. Example: <pre> oTable.bindRows({ path: "...", parameters: { sumOnTop: true } }); </pre> please use the corresponding binding parameter <code>sumOnTop</code> instead. Number of levels, which should be opened initially (on first load of data). The value of the property is only taken into account if no parameter is given in the binding information. Changes to this property after the table is bound do not have any effect unless an explicit (re-)bind of the <code>rows</code> aggregation is done. Example: <pre> oTable.bindRows({ path: "...", parameters: { numberOfExpandedLevels: 1 } }); </pre> please use the corresponding binding parameter <code>numberOfExpandedLevels</code> instead. The kind of auto expansion algorithm, e.g. optimized filter conditions, per level requests, ... Must be a value of <code>sap.ui.table.TreeAutoExpandMode</code>. The value of the property is only taken into account if no parameter is given in the binding information. Changes to this property after the table is bound do not have any effect unless an explicit (re-)bind of the <code>rows</code> aggregation is done. Example: <pre> oTable.bindRows({ path: "...", parameters: { autoExpandMode: "Bundled" } }); </pre> please use the corresponding binding parameter <code>autoExpandMode</code> instead. Functions which is used to sort the column visibility menu entries e.g.: function(ColumnA, ColumnB) { return 0 = equals, <0 lower, >0 greater }; Other values than functions will be ignored. Setting collapseRecursive to true means, that when collapsing a node all subsequent child nodes will also be collapsed. Calling the setter of this property only has an effect when the tables <code>rows</code> aggregation is already bound and the binding supports this feature. If dirty the content of the Table will be overlayed. replaced by {@link sap.ui.table.Table#setShowOverlay} Returns the context of a row by its index. Index of the row to return the context from. Returns the total size of the data entries. Expands one or more rows. A single index or an array of indices of the rows to be expanded Collapses one or more rows. A single index, or an array of indices of the rows to be collapsed Expands all nodes. The current selection is removed, and the table scrolls back to the top. If this method is called, not all groups might be loaded. If the user then scrolls to the bottom of the table, additional groups are loaded, which increases the scroll range, and the scroll thumb moves up. Collapses all nodes (and their child nodes if collapseRecursive is activated). Checks whether the row is expanded or collapsed. The index of the row to be checked Checks if the row at the given index is selected. The row index for which the selection state should be retrieved In an <code>AnalyticalTable</code> control you can only select indices, which correspond to the currently visualized tree. Invisible nodes (e.g. collapsed child nodes) cannot be selected via Index, because they do not correspond to an <code>AnalyticalTable</code> row. The row index which will be selected (in case it exists) Returns an array containing the row indices of all selected tree nodes (in ascending order). Please be aware of the following: Due to performance/network traffic reasons, the getSelectedIndices function returns only all indices of actually selected rows/tree nodes. Unknown rows/nodes (as in "not yet loaded" to the client), will not be returned. Sets the selection of the <code>AnalyticalTable</code> control to the given range (including boundaries). <b>Note:</b> The previous selection will be lost/overridden. If this is not the required behavior, please use <code>addSelectionInterval</code> and <code>removeSelectionInterval</code>. the start index of the selection range the end index of the selection range Marks a range of tree nodes as selected, starting with iFromIndex going to iToIndex. The nodes are referenced via their absolute row index. Please be aware that the absolute row index only applies to the tree which is visualized by the <code>AnalyticalTable</code> control. Invisible nodes (collapsed child nodes) will not be taken into account. Please also take notice of the fact, that "addSelectionInterval" does not change any other selection. To override the current selection, please use "setSelctionInterval" or for a single entry use "setSelectedIndex". The starting index of the range which will be selected. The starting index of the range which will be selected. All rows/tree nodes inside the range (including boundaries) will be deselected. The nodes are referenced with their absolute row index. Please be aware that the absolute row index only applies to the tree which is visualized by the <code>AnalyticalTable</code> control. Invisible nodes (collapsed child nodes) will not be taken into account. The starting index of the range which will be deselected. The starting index of the range which will be deselected. Selects all available nodes/rows. Explanation of the SelectAll function and what to expect from its behavior: All rows/nodes stored locally on the client are selected. In addition all subsequent rows/tree nodes, which will be paged into view are also immediately selected. However, due to obvious performance/network traffic reasons, the SelectAll function will NOT retrieve any data from the backend. Retrieves the lead selection index. The lead selection index is, among other things, used to determine the start/end of a selection range, when using Shift-Click to select multiple entries at once.