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  1. The MODIFY# function makes it possible to carry out complex calculation and present the resulting data set in order for the user to decide whether to use the data set or modify it for further use. It provides an expert opinion while keeping flexibility
  2. The MODIFY# function parses the Telitab sets Telitab$ and shows it, as would be expected, in the Workbase as list and table during the dialogue
  3. In the workbase, it is possible to change values the moment they are presented. You can add and remove parameters and cases using the right mouse button menu's. The data, inluding with changes made, ss returned after pressing the "Play" button. By pressing the "Break" button, the Telitab editor is left without returning any data (so no changes are made).
  4. Please note that Quaestor will only show parameters and objects in the Workbase when they are available in the knowledge base. 
  5. If some parameters are NOT defined in the knowledge base, the Telitab set is presented in the internal text editor (and through this with the standard Editor program). The user can change this text file. After closing the editor, the MODIFY# function returns a string containing the edited contents of Telitab$.
  6. See also MODIFYalso MODIFY() and MODIFY$() for the same type of behaviour on other type of values

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