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Tables that span your data

Tables get a proper editor — and stop being a one-table affair. Drag columns from any related table onto the same rows, arrange them from one list, and see the result live as you build.

One editor, like charts and cards​

Opening a table now opens the same three-pane editor charts and KPI cards use: the field panel on the left, the column list in the middle, the live table on the right. Drop a field into the list or straight onto the headers, hover a table in the panel to add every one of its columns at once, and watch the rows update.

A table's rows still come from one base table — the first field you drop chooses it — but its columns can come from any table connected to it by declared keys: a customer's country next to each order, a product's category next to each line item. Fields that can't be joined are greyed out before you try. Changing the base table later keeps your columns and simply flags the ones the new base can't reach. Axi builds them too — ask for a table of orders with the customer's country and it composes the columns for you.

A column list you can actually control​

Reorder by dragging, hide or pin with one click, remove what you don't need, or filter by a column without leaving the list. Hidden columns leave the query, not just the screen — a lighter table for everyone who opens the dashboard. Existing tables keep working as they are and pick up the new layout the first time you rearrange them.

📖 Tables · Keys and joins