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Table Options

Tables are used to represent data in several menus and elements of the DataPortal. Within these tables you have different options to view, search or filter data:

Table Options
Figure 1: Table Options

Each row is clickable and leads you to the details of the machine. You can search throughout the table or specific columns, see below.

Sort and Filter Table

  • Reset icon Reset all options to default values.

  • Columns icon You can remove or add each column from the table.

  • Sorting icon You can sort by each column in the table by selecting the arrows above the column.

  • 3-dots icon Via the 3-dots icon by the end of each row, you find further actions and options in the drop-down menu, see Machines Overview for an example of available options.

  • Filter Filter and search of specific columns are available by clicking the filter icon and entering the searched text into the fields at the top of each column.

Resize Columns

Columns can be resized by dragging the handle at the right edge of the column, which shows a double-headed arrow icon with two vertical lines in the middle, see screenshot below:

Resize table icon

Any columns resized by the user are saved locally and restored when reopening the table.

Export Table

Export icon Via the export icon, tables can be exported.

You can select to export all columns or only specific columns as viewed in the DataPortal:

Table Options
Figure 2: Table Options

You can select to export the tables mostly as a CSV, JSON or XLSX file and PDF file:

Table Options
Figure 3: Table Options

Depending on the exported table, the column headers include the units (for the "Signal" column) and the time zone GMT+0:00 (for the "Last updated" column).

Important note on rounding

Consider that due to rounding, the displayed values in tables and charts may differ slightly from the underlying data.

Therefore, refer to the raw data displayed in the exports for exact figures of a report (instead of, for example, summing up the values displayed in a chart) as the values are displayed in full precision.

Note that in the XLSX exports, 3 decimals at maximum are displayed by default, yet the full precision raw value remains.