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Table preferences in upgraded Planhat

How to choose which columns are shown and in which order, and how to sort rows, when visualizing data in tables

Summary

  • Often in Planhat, you'll look at tables of data - this can be temporary views in the Data Explorer, or more permanent Pages

  • It's really easy for you to choose which columns (corresponding to properties such as "CSM Score", "ARR" or "Owner") are shown, and in which order, including which are pinned

  • It's also simple to sort the rows of your data table by your choice of column/property, in either ascending or descending order

  • In Data Explorer, Data Table Pages or Grouped List Pages, you access these settings via the button with a slider icon

Who is this article for?

  • Any Planhat user

Article contents


Introduction

Within Planhat, you will often be viewing data arranged as an interactive, live table.

You'll see this in a number of places within Planhat:

  • In the "Dataset" tab of "Data Explorer"

  • In Data Table and Grouped List Pages

  • In Data Table Widgets within Presentation or Dashboard Pages

Within these tables, you can easily configure which columns (properties) are shown, and in which order.

It's also simple to sort the rows by a column/property of your choosing, and choose whether the data is in ascending or descending order.

Whether you're in Dataset in Data Explorer, or looking at a Data Table or Grouped List Page, you set your column and sort preferences via this slider icon:

Example in Data Explorer

Example in a Data Table Page

📌 Important to note

When editing a Data Table Widget (as opposed to a Data Table Page), you configure your column preferences and sort order via the main Widget edit menu rather than by clicking a slider icon, and this is outside the scope of this article. However, you'll still use the same column configuration modal as described in the instructions below.


Choosing which columns are shown, and in which order

Columns correspond to properties (fields, Metrics or Success Units) on the data model that the table has been built for.


Configuring the sort order

If you would like to sort the rows in your data table, there are two steps: