String: Text string to be converted into a table.

Row Delimiter: Text string that specifies the delimiter by which the data for one row is separated (in String) from the data for the next row.

Column Delimiter: Text string that specifies the delimiter by which the data for one cell in a row is separated (in String) from the data for the next cell in that row. If the table is to contain only one column, do not specify a value for Column Delimiter.

Column Name Mode: Text string that specifies how the function should determine column names for the returned table. Specify one of the following:

AUTO: Use the generated names col0, col1, col2, and so forth.

STATIC: Use the names specified in Column Names.

STRING: Use the values specified in the first row of String.

Column Names: Text string that specifies the column names to use in the returned table, if Column Name Mode is Static.

Allow Empty Rows/Columns: Specifies whether or not empty cells will be created when empty tokens in the string are encountered. Setting this argument to "true" or "1" means empty cells will be created. For example, in a string that uses "," (comma) as a delimiter, a row represented by 1, , ,4 will result in a row with 1 in the first column followed by two empty cells, followed by 4. Setting this to "false", "0", or leaving it unset (the default) means that empty tokens will be ignored. In this case the "1, , ,4" example will create a row with 1 in the first column, followed by 4 in the second column, followed by two blank columns.