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	== Basic Table Widget ==		== Basic Table Widget ==
	The Basic Table Widget will show data from a Data Collection in a tabular format. The config for the basic table widget allows you to select the columns of data you want to see from the data collection, and lets you determine the order in which those columns appear. A simple client side sort operation is available by clicking on the table header.		The Basic Table Widget will show data from a Data Collection in a tabular format. The config for the basic table widget allows you to select the columns of data you want to see from the data collection, and lets you determine the order in which those columns appear. A simple client side sort operation is available by clicking on the table header.

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	'''Example of a plain table'''		'''Example of a plain table'''

	[[Image:~~dataGrid_Plain~~.png\|Sample of a table without renderers]]		[[Image:DataGrid_Plain.png\|Sample of a table without renderers]]

	If you're using ''Sample.Data.ChartData'', then select columns you'd like to see by pressing the add button and selecting the appropriate column name from the "Data Field".		If you're using ''Sample.Data.ChartData'', then select columns you'd like to see by pressing the add button and selecting the appropriate column name from the "Data Field".
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	The example below shows a Status Shape applied to the "Totals" column, and a "Date" renderer applied to the "Date" column.		The example below shows a Status Shape applied to the "Totals" column, and a "Date" renderer applied to the "Date" column.

	[[Image:~~dataGrid_Renderers~~.png\|Sample of a table with renderers]]		[[Image:DataGrid_Renderers.png\|Sample of a table with renderers]]

	If you're using Sample.Data.ChartData, set the renderer for the "Totals" Data Field to be "Status Shape". Then set the following rules:		If you're using Sample.Data.ChartData, set the renderer for the "Totals" Data Field to be "Status Shape". Then set the following rules:
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	[[Image:~~dataGrid_Status~~.png\|Sample of a table with renderers]]		[[Image:DataGrid_Status.png\|Sample of a table with renderers]]

	If you're using Sample.Data.ChartData, set the renderer for the "Totals" Data Field to be "Status Shape". Then set the following rules:		If you're using Sample.Data.ChartData, set the renderer for the "Totals" Data Field to be "Status Shape". Then set the following rules:

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-== Configuring a Basic Table Widget ==
+== Basic Table Widget ==
-# Select the Data Collection containing the information you'd like to use for this widget from the drop-down list on the "Configure" part of the "Widget Wizard."
+'''Example of a plain table'''
-# Click the "Add" button in the "Columns" box to being adding your custom columns for the data table. Click "Remove" to get rid of any columns.
-# You can adjust the colors of the data table by clicking the "Add Color" button and choosing the fields you would like to change the background colors of.
+[[Image:dataGrid_Plain.png|Sample of a table without renderers]]
-# Complete the "Options" and "Actions" steps as described in [[Widgets|Add/Edit/Remove a Widget]].

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== Configuring a Basic Table Widget ==

# Select the Data Collection containing the information you'd like to use for this widget from the drop-down list on the "Configure" part of the "Widget Wizard."
# Click the "Add" button in the "Columns" box to being adding your custom columns for the data table. Click "Remove" to get rid of any columns.
# You can adjust the colors of the data table by clicking the "Add Color" button and choosing the fields you would like to change the background colors of.
# Complete the "Options" and "Actions" steps as described in [[Widgets|Add/Edit/Remove a Widget]].