5.1.1.10.3. Move in Tree Tables
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#### 5.1.1.10.3. Move in Tree Tables

Move

- Use this action to move from a currently selected cell, or the mouse position, to another cell.

- You specify in which direction you want to move, and how far (number of cells).

- You also specify how many clicks should be made on the new cell, if any.

- This action is useful for navigating in a tree table.

- This is achieved by:

  - searching for the cell to move to

  - placing the cursor on this cell at the position you specify

  - clicking the amount of times you specify

- The movement is carried out relative to the cell where the cursor is.

- If the cursor is, for any reason, not currently over a cell, the movement is carried out relative to the selected cell.

- If the cursor is, for any reason, over the header of the tree table an error is thrown, because move actions are not possible on the header.

- Parameters:

  - Direction

  - Number of Cells

  - Number of Clicks

  - X-Position

  - X-Units

  - Y-Position

  - Y-Units

  - Extend selection