OK, so let's look at the table visualization now.
Create a dashboard, add an empty panel up here time series select table.
OK, so it's a table for the data source.
Let's change that to being.
Random walk table.
OK, so that gives us a few extra columns that we can look at can bring that across.
This is still random.
Each time you refresh it.
OK, so may just resizing the column there has actually created some overrides for us, so you can either
leave them or delete them if you wanted to, and it would go back to the way it was.
Individual column weights will comes through with an override.
Anyway, we'll look at overrides more in a moment.
So panel options, of course, we can change the title my table and I can set a description.
That's the title we wanted.
It's a transparent background.
OK, the table show header goes no hitter.
Now we'll put that back on because it makes more sense.
Column width The minimum column width 150 said that to be 100, it makes them all a little bit less
there.
There is no override added there because it's affecting the table as a whole column with auto, we can
align left, center or right.
I'll keep that auto.
Column filters.
OK, so that's this at the top that allows you to order by a value ascending or descending or even select
a particular bunch of values.
OK?
That I'm going to clear the filter, OK, I'm going to narrow for now.
Come back to that OK, table standard options unit.
We can say anything we like.
OK, minutes.
They're all the numeric values are arc minutes.
I'm going to leave that as a non decimal color scheme from thresholds.
Look at that in the moment.
Thresholds, we can use those threshold collars to change the style of the table, so going back to
table cell display mode, auto color text.
OK, so that text is colored from the threshold color, background gradient or solid gradient gauge
LCD gauge, a basic gauge or adjacent view, just a data as it appears when it's entered into the system.
As Jason, when to put it on colored background gradient.
OK, so now we can modify the thresholds, although threshold.
OK, so OK.
So the date behind the scene is actually a long number, which is like an integer, but very large.
So when you convert that date to a low number, it's actually in the millions and it's way above eighty
three.
So that's what's showing up as yellow there.
But anyway, we'll come on to managing individual columns anyway.
So if I want to see different colors amongst the I, the mean and the Max, for example, I can choose
everything.
Eighty four and above will be red.
So everything under eighty four is green or green could change at 83, for example, and for yellow,
everything 84 and above is yellow.
If I have a number below 83, that will reorder there.
So if I said eighty two, it's put it down there.
So 83 82, okay, so we go one yellow so they can play around with that.
Take so value mappings, for example, like we've seen earlier.
We can add value mapping for anything such as a range between eighty three point one and eighty three
point three.
It is broken and we can set a column date.
Okay, so we've got one broken.
They're broken.
They're just an example.
I'm going to delete that update.
OK.
And.
Dot links.
We can add a link, for example, or info, and we can link to a web page.
For example, my grandfather documentation page, if I want, I can add a query string so something
equals I can use any of these options.
Numeric.
Open a new tap save.
So now these numbers are links.
If I click on any of those, say 86 there.
It opens a new browser and the query string has something else.
That's the actual number behind the.
So even though it says 86 there, that's been rounded automatically to a decimal place using the decimals
there.
So I could say I'm going to have 10 decimal places.
For example, when you see eighty five point nine six, eighty five point nine, six, etc., all letters
all do.
OK, so let's apply that for now, and that's a table on our dashboard, although it does look a little
bit messy, we can improve on that and we can make these effects apply to individual columns only.
So let's go back into that.
I'm pressing a.
OK, so let's put it back to the way it was before color background auto and I'll remove the data link.
I'll keep the thresholds for now, let's add an individual override, say, for Column I.
OK, so fields with name choose I add an override property.
So display mode being color background.
OK, so the column is now highlighted red.
I'm going to do the same thing for the info column.
OK, so you override to add a filter override fields with name, choose info override property.
So display mode.
Color, background gradient.
Excellent.
Now, actually, I'll make this one an LCD, so let's go back to override one.
You know, he's an LCD.
OK, so that looks quite interesting now with the info I can show down being read, for example, so
I'll get back to override two and I'll add an override property being.
A value mapping.
Let's look at the value mappings, the condition value down.
Let's set the color as red update.
OK, so when it sits down, it's now red.
Otherwise, its default green.
Excellent.
Now with min and max, I want men and Macs to be center aligned.
So I'll add another field override this time.
All use of field names with matching rejects.
OK, so the regular expression for that will be a min or max that character in the middle there.
That is a pipe and you'll find that in your keyboard, on my keyboard that is next to the Z key and
you press shift.
That's a pipe character.
OK, so that's my override for min and Max using a rejects.
I'll add the Override Property Column Alignment Center.
OK, so just mean and Macs are now centers, so you have the ability to do all kinds of overrides on
individual columns.
OK, so let's apply that and we can see that.
So that's already quite interesting.
Looking table that's a table visualization.
Very versatile.
Excellent.