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# Example: sapgui_table_is_column_selected

The following example uses sapgui_table_is_column_selected to determine which of the first thee columns is selected. For purposes of demonstration, the third column (column 2) is selected before running the check.

    static char tableID[] = "usr/tblRSDEMO02TC_SPFLI";

    int isSelected;

    int i;

    char sSelected[7];

    char colNum[2];

    sapgui_table_set_column_selected("Depart.city",

        tableID,

        "2",

        "True",

        BEGIN_OPTIONAL,

            "AdditionalInfo=sapgui1035",

        END_OPTIONAL);

    for (i=0; i<4; ++i)

    {

        colNum[0] = (char)(i + 48);

        colNum[1] = '\0';

        isSelected= sapgui_table_is_column_selected(tableID,

            colNum);

        if (isSelected)

            strcpy( sSelected, "is");

        else

            strcpy( sSelected, "is not");

        lr_message("Column %d %s selected",

            i, sSelected);

    }

    Example: Output:
    Columns.c(30): Table - Selected column "Depart.city"
    Notify: Table - Found column 0
    Columns.c(42): Table - Column Airline carrier is unselected
    Column 0 is not selected
    Notify: Table - Found column 1
    Columns.c(42): Table - Column Flight number is unselected
    Column 1 is not selected
    Notify: Table - Found column 2
    Columns.c(42): Table - Column Depart.city is selected
    Column 2 is selected
    Notify: Table - Found column 3
    Columns.c(42): Table - Column Dep. airport is unselected
    Column 3 is not selected

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