Yes, by using
::x2 = Column(dt, "LOT") << Get Values;
will give me a list with all values under the Column LOT, but this ::x2 will not "act" exactly like the ::x assigned by using the ColList function from the Column Diag. For example, the following command
Column(dt, Eval(x)) << Set Property("Row Order Levels", (1));
with the ::x assigned by using the ColList function, but will get error when I call
Column(dt, Eval(x2)) << Set Property("Row Order Levels", (1));
The error msg is:
"could not find column in access or evaluation of 'Column' , Column( dt, Eval( x ) )"
For the ::x assigned by ColList function, Eval(x) will give me "LOT";
For the ::x2 assigned in this way, Eval(x) will give me a list with all the values under Column LOT.
What I like to do is: to find a way to assign column to a list, EXACTLY act like the ColList function, but without user interface with the diaglog window or user interactive respond. If anyone can provide me the codes for the ColList function, it would be great!