Data Table

General Data View

The View Data Table interface allows users to view raw or transformed data in a tabular format. This is a key feature for checking, validating, and analyzing data in detail.

Components of the View Data Table Interface

  1. Title: Name of the Data Table.

  2. Header (Data Columns): Names of data fields (dimensions and measures).

  3. Rows (Data Records): Each row represents an individual record.

  4. Pagination: Splits the data into pages for easier browsing and management.

  5. Total Bar: Displays the total values of measures at the bottom of the table. When hovering over the total bar, the system will show the number of currently displayed records / total number of records in the dataset.

Functions in the View Data Table

  • Change Column Width: Hover over the right edge of a column header. When the cursor changes to a ↔ (double-headed arrow), click and drag to adjust the column width.

  • Data Page Navigation: For paginated Data Table, users can navigate through pages using buttons or by entering a page number manually.

  • Infinite Scroll (Auto Load More): When scrolling to the bottom of the table, the system will automatically load more data. Data is loaded in batches of 1,000 rows by default.

  • Sort Data (Sort Axis): Allows sorting by any column in either direction:

    • Ascending: A–Z, 1–100, oldest to newest

    • Descending: Z–A, 100–1, newest to oldest

  • Refresh: Reloads the displayed data from the source to ensure the most up-to-date information.

  • Hard Refresh: A deeper refresh that bypasses the cache and forces a complete reload from the data source.

  • Export File: Allows downloading the currently displayed data to an .xlsx file. Up to 50,000 rows can be exported per file.

  • Drill Through: Enables users to explore detailed data by clicking on a specific row or value. Upon drilling through:

    • The system navigates to another report page.

    • The selected row's value is automatically applied as a filter for charts on the destination page.

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