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+====== Adding text to a text-metric table  ======
+Adding text to a text/metric table in the report
+==== Using TEXT_DATA ====
+Create a TEXT_DATA Item for the text you want in the cell.
+**Create_Text_Data**
+/SIGNAL_FOLDER=TEST
+/SIGNAL_NAMES=CELL_TEXT
+/TEXT_DATA=Hello Cell
+**;**
+  * First add the text/metric table to the report
+{{:Report5_1.jpg}}
+  * Select the data type as **File Metric/Text Data**
+Enter the Expression "TEXT_DATA::TEST::CELL_TEXT select the file tag "ALL_FILES" select update
+{{:CellText1.jpg}}
+The resulting report graph should look like.
+{{:CellText2.jpg}}
+==== Using explict text ====
+  * First add the text/metric table to the report
+{{:Report5_1.jpg}}
+  * Select the data type as **Text**
+Enter the text select the file tag select update
+{{:Report5_2.jpg}}
+==== Using a Model metric ====
+The subject data metrics in the model will accept a text string by prefixing the string with a '
+{{:Report5_4.jpg}}
+Add the subject data to a metric table cell
+{{:Report5_5.jpg}}
+==== Using a file metric ====
+The problem with this approach is that you must enter the text manually.
+If you want to add the text from a movement trial using a pipeline command, you are //almost// out of luck because Visual3D metrics are numerical only.
+It is possible to be a little creative and to create a metric signal whose name is the text you want to use.
+Create a metric value labeled with the subject name.
+**Metric_Explicit**
+/RESULT_METRIC_NAME=John Doe
+/RESULT_METRIC_FOLDER=SUBJECT
+/METRIC_VALUE=0
+**;**
+You can not add the metric to the table and select the option to display the data name.
+{{:Report5_3.jpg}}