Table Style

Table Style

When you select a table style, you choose the way the table should appear. The table styles are explained in the table below.



The table given below describes different fields present on Table Style formatting.

Field

Description

Remark

Style

It defines the table row style.

The values are:

  • None: No styles are applied.
  • Alternate Rows: Alternate rows are colored in gray.
  • Bold Header: The Header rows are highlighted.

To use Table Style formatting options, first plot a Table chart using the measures from the dataset. For example, we plot a Table Chart of Income.

The figure given below shows an original image of the Table Chart.



Now, change the Table Style to None.

The resultant widget is shown below.



Now, change the Table Style to Bold Header. The resultant widget is shown below.


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