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Table Editor Overview

• Table Preview & Drop Zone
  • This is where you will see a preview of your table as you create it.
  • Fields can be dragged from the Available Fields into this area to add that field to the table.
• Available Fields
  • The sidebar that contains all the fields in your RLD project. Any of them can be added to the Table Preview
• Table Options
  • This is where all the options for customizing your table and table fields can be found.
  • From here you can change things like
  • Spacing
  • Borders
  • Summary Rows
  • Field decimal places
  • And More...

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Configure Table

If you already made a table, you can skip to step 2

1. Create a Table

1. Click Add a new Table
2. Once you create it, you can click the newly created table to configure it.

2. Add Fields

You can use the side panel to drag fields into your table.

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Table Options

When setting up your table, you have several options you can configure

Table

Here you can configure the name and description of your table. You can also preview your table. This preview is what your table will look like in the RLD One View app.

Test Data

By default, your table will only show a max of 10 rows regardless of whether or not you have more data in your dataset. You can adjust the Max Rows slider to change how many rows the table will render.

RLD allows you to use synthetic data. This can be useful when you want to configure a table before you have any data in your system. When you select Synthetic Test Data, RLD will generate random data for the field types in your table.

Table Settings

Here you can adjust the width and height of the columns of your table.

Borders

Here you can adjust the thickness and colors of various options in the tables.

Here's an example of what changing some of the options can do.

Fonts

Here you can change options about the fonts used in the table, as well as the size of the fonts.

Header controls the fonts used at the top of the table

Data controls the fonts used for the rows after the header

Spacing

Here you can change the horizontal and vertical spacing in the cells of your table.

Row Colors

Here you can change the colors of the header and row cells.

By default, there is a 2-color color scheme. Every 1st row gets a color and every 2nd color gets a different one. You can also add rows to the color scheme and color every 3rd row, or every 4th row, etc.

Field Options

If you click on a column, you'll see 2 additional options appear in the side panel. These are field specific options.

Field Settings

Here you can change options about a specific field/column. You can rename the column in the table and configure rounding (if it's a number). You can also change the text justification as well as the field's width.

Summary Rows

Summary rows let you append rows with aggregate data to the end of your table.

For example, you can add a Sum and Average to the end of the column you've selected.

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