Understanding Table Widgets
The Table Widget, also referred to as the list view widget, is used to display the details of the selected module/model, assets, policies, alarms, etc.
The three different table formats available are:
- Custom View Table
- Reports Table
- Assorted Metrics Table
Custom View Table
The Custom View Table widget is used to display values of the selected module/model, assets, policies, alarms, etc., in a list view format. This simple and mostly used format helps you view the required details at a glance.
When the Live toggle is enabled in the alarms list view, incoming alarms are displayed instantly in the table widget (configured with the Alarms module type). The data updates automatically without requiring a manual refresh.
To create a Table style widget:
1. In the dashboard view, click Actions > Add Widget to invoke the dashboard builder.
2. Click on Tables in the Select Widget Type section in the left frame.
3. Select Custom View Table in the right slide window.
4. Click Proceed to display the New Widget screen.
5. Provide the title for your widget.
6. Select the module (i.e. Asset, Device, Locations, System Modules, or Custom Modules).
7. Select the Custom View in which you want to display the List View. The custom views options are listed based on the module selection.
8. Click Create.
Reports Table
The Reports Table widget is used to display reports inside widgets. These reports are created in the application, and can be viewed from the Analytics option in the application as Reports.
Image: Reports Table displaying IAQ Summary
To create a Reports Table style widget:
1. In the dashboard view, click Actions > Add Widget to invoke the dashboard builder.
2. Click on Tables in the Select Widget Type section in the left frame.
3. Select Reports Table in the right slide window.
4. Click Proceed to display the New Widget screen.
5. Provide the title for your widget.
6. Select the Report from the displayed list of reports already available in the product.
These reports are created using the Reports option in the application. Refer to the Working with Reports document for more details.
8. Click Create.
Assorted Metrics Table
The Assorted Metrics Table offers a flexible way to view metrics and values from multiple models, instances, and fields in a single table. It supports both live and stored data, making it easier to analyze information from different sources in one place.
Image: Assorted Table displaying DG and Truck's Fuel and Battery details.
To create a Assorted Metrics Table style widget:
1. In the dashboard view, click Actions > Add Widget to invoke the dashboard builder.
2. Click on Tables in the Select Widget Type section in the left frame.
3. Select Assorted Metrics Table in the right slide window.
4. Click Proceed to display the New Widget screen.
5. Provide the title for your widget.
6. Select the asset and metric details. You can select multiple models, instances, and fields to create the assorted table.
7. If required, click on any of the Advanced Options to configure.
8. Click Create.
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