The Table view provides a powerful, spreadsheet-like interface for viewing and managing your data with advanced filtering, sorting, and customization options.
Key Features
Permanent Filters
Create and save complex row filters using the Logic Builder for persistent
data views.
Column Selection
Choose which columns to display and arrange them in any order you need.
Saved Views
Save multiple configurations of the same table for different use cases.
Advanced Sorting
Sort by multiple columns with custom sort orders and rules.
Setting Up Table Views
Create a New View
Click ”+” in the views menu
Select “Table View”
Name your view
Configure Columns
Select visible columns
Arrange column order
Set column widths
Configure any column-specific settings
Set Up Filters
Open row filter settings
Use Logic Builder to define conditions
Test and adjust filters
Save Configuration
Save view settings
Set as default view (optional)
Share with team if needed
Row Filtering
Build filters using Logic Builder:
Multiple conditions
Complex logic operations
Dynamic values
Custom formulas
Common filter operations:
Equals/Not equals
Contains/Doesn’t contain
Greater than/Less than
Is empty/Is not empty
Advanced capabilities:
Nested conditions
OR/AND combinations
Date-based filters
Regular expressions
Column Management
Column Options
Visibility
Show/hide columns
Reorder columns
Resize column widths
Lock columns in place
Formatting
Apply conditional formatting
Set number formats
Configure date displays
Custom text formatting
Grouping
Group by column values
Collapse/expand groups
Aggregate group data
Nested grouping
Advanced Features
Sorting
Sort Options
Sort by multiple columns - Custom sort orders - Ascending/descending options
Save sort preferences
Row Actions
Available Actions
Bulk updates - Inline editing - Row highlighting - Custom row actions
Best Practices
View Organization
Create focused views for specific tasks - Use clear view names - Document
filter logic - Share common views
Performance
Limit visible columns - Optimize filter complexity - Use appropriate data
types - Regular view maintenance
Common Use Cases
Project Tracking
Project View Setup
Filter Configuration:
Active projects only
Due dates within range
Specific project types
Essential Columns:
Project name
Status
Deadline
Owner
Priority
Sort Order:
By deadline (ascending)
Then by priority
Sales Pipeline
Sales View Setup
Filter Settings:
Open opportunities
Last activity within 30 days
Value above threshold
Key Columns:
Company name
Deal value
Stage
Next action
Owner
Organization:
Sort by value (descending)
Group by stage
Task Management
Task View Setup
Filter Configuration:
Assigned to current user
Not completed
Due within next week
Display Columns:
Task description
Due date
Priority
Status
Dependencies
Customization:
Color coding by priority
Group by status
Tips and Tricks
Power User Tips
Quick Filtering
Use column header filters
Combine multiple filters
Save filter combinations
Use keyboard shortcuts
Efficient Navigation
Learn keyboard shortcuts
Use quick edit features
Master bulk selection
Utilize right-click menu
View Management
Create task-specific views
Update regularly
-Archive unused views
Share with team
Column Types Understand different column types and their capabilities