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RNS is a numeric format. The standard setting is RNS0 (not used).

RNS1 tells CL to rank +t (CON) tables in descending order of magnitude using the first row of each table for the ranking. The tables themselves are ranked (not the rows within each table unless <Gnx> label controls are used).

RNS2 tells CL to rank +t (CON) tables in descending order of magnitude using the mean score (average or AVG) of each table.

The first table in each set will not be moved as it is assumed to contain the titles and base rows. This first table must have RNS1 or RNS2 set to cause any continuation tables to be ranked. All continuation tables must also have RNS1 or RNS2 set.

Example:

f=rns2,

t #summary = * $break,

+t #s1 = $q1a * $break,

+t #s2 = $q1b * $break,

+t #s3 = $q1c * $break,

f=rns0,

See also formats:

CON Continuation table

RNA Rank in Ascending order

RNB Rank Banner (columns)

RNC Rank Column to be used for ranking

RNK Rank rows