Build a List Table
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This type of table provides a list of values, not ranked by any quantitative criteria. For this reason, the numeric measure column is not mandatory.
The list table is used when you simply want a record of available data but you don’t necessarily need to measure it. For example, you can use a list if you want to name all articles of a stock or for filling a contact book with names and addresses of all your clients.
The list table is one of the simpler topic types to set up.
For the basic configuration, you only need to indicate the main group by column. For example, if you simply want to have a list of all your clients, Clients will be your column.
You can also add a sorting criteria by clicking on the A-Z button on the left.
You can decide to add to your table one or more group by columns, to aggregate your data on the basis of different criteria and obtain more detailed insights.
Another option available is to add a numeric measure column and further aggregate your data.
You will then have to select its corresponding aggregation function, by choosing between Average, Sum, Count or Distinct Count, to group together multiple rows and form a single summary value.
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You can choose to group numeric data using . Bins are virtual containers where you can split data on the basis of customized categories: they help you to have a clearer view of your insights.
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