# Jump

Inserts a labeled Jump control into the spreadsheet. Jump controls are conceptually similar to hypertext links in an HTML browser, providing a fast method for navigating between different spreadsheet cells on networked In-Sight devices.

Note:

When using the Jump function Functions are tools that are available in Spreadsheet for processing and analyzing acquisitions or other results. You can add functions to your Spreadsheet job to create tool chains and produce results for specific applications. to log on to another system, the total execution time to process the Job A job is a user-configured program in Spreadsheet consisting of functions and designed for specific applications. You can create and edit jobs using the Spreadsheet interface, and load them on a vision system for deployment in a live environment. on the target system could increase. When this execution time nears or exceeds the time between acquisition Acquisition is the process or result of the vision system acquiring a new image. triggers, some triggers could be missed.

Inputs

The Jump function has the following syntax:

Jump(Label,Jump Location)

See the table for a description of the available parameters.

Parameter | Description
Label | The name of the Jump control as it appears in the spreadsheet.
Jump Location | A reference to the cell that is highlighted at the link destination.

Outputs

Returns | A labeled Jump control button that navigates to the specified jump location when executed.

Example: Linking to a Cell in the Spreadsheet

1. Assume cell M2 is populated as follows:

   M2 = Jump("Jump",$A$5)

   A Jump control labeled "Jump" is displayed in cell M2:

2. Click the Jump control to execute the function. The highlighted cursor jumps to cell A5. If cell A5 is not visible within the current view of the spreadsheet, the spreadsheet automatically repositions itself as necessary so that cell A5 is visible.