To be frank, Rev's native table object leaves an awful lot to be desired. 
Quite a few people on this list ended up writing their own table object
instead.  I wrote one with resizable columns and column-click sorting that
was based on a normal scrolling field.  It was lightening fast with
thousands of rows.  

Chipp has made his table control publicly available:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRevArchived/Archives.htm and look for
'altFldHeader Control'.  It may well turn out that this serves your needs
better than Rev's table object.

Bernard


mfstuart wrote:
> 
> I also tried the Scrolling Field and compared it to the Table Field, using
> 20,844 lines - big difference, where the Scrolling Field won in it's
> performance of no degradation of stack resize.
> But I've never used this object before, because I lose the formatting of
> columnar presentation.
> 
> If I use this object, is there a way to set it to columnar appearance?
> And isn't it when you check the table property for this object, it changes
> everything back to a Table Field?
> 

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