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Welcome to Arctype
Quick Start Guide
Installation Instructions
Keyboard Shortcuts
Premium Team Workspaces
Getting Started
Connecting to a Database
Creating and Running a Query
Filtering and Sorting Tables
Creating a Dashboard
Adding Inputs to Dashboards
Quick Find
FAQ
Troubleshooting
Send Feedback
Connections
Supported Databases
PostgreSQL
SQLite
MySQL
PlanetScale
YugabyteDB
Edit or Remove Connection
Checking Connection Status
Managing and Switching Data Sources
Shared Connections
Managing Tables
Creating a Table
Importing a CSV
Editing Table Data Like a Spreadsheet
View/Edit Table Schema
Queries
Run/Cancel Queries
Filtering Query Results
Auto Format SQL Query
SQL Assist and Autocomplete
Save Queries
Using Saved Queries
Organizing Queries With Folders
Query Variables
Query History
Exporting Query Results
Dashboards
Overview
Working with Tables
Working With Charts
Working with Components
Linking Dashboard Components
Renaming a Dashboard
Dashboard Refresh Rate
Sharing
Sharing Queries and Dashboards
User management
Share Your Workspace and Manage Permissions
Cloud Syncing with Team Workspaces
Workspaces
Create and Share a Workspace
Add a Team Member to a Workspace
Edit/Delete a Workspace
Searching a Workspace
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Working with Tables
Tables allow you to treat your data like a spreadsheet in dashboards.
Tables are great for displaying data, but they are also an excellent method to link components to query or HTTP requests. From the dashboard, you can create a table, add a table action (an event that happens when you interact with a table), and link other components to cells in the table.
If necessary, you can also very easily convert your table into a chart, and vice versa.

Adding a Table to Your Dashboard

Option 1
  1. 1.
    Choose Table from the right sidebar. Then drag to your dashboard.
  2. 2.
    Click SELECT DATA SOURCE
  3. 3.
    Choose a saved query or transform.
Add a Table to a Dashboard and populate it with data from a Query.
Option 2
  1. 1.
    Use the SELECT command to query a table, such as SELECT * FROM persons
  2. 2.
    Run the query, and then click Add Table to Dashboard.
  3. 3.
    Chose your dashboard from the dropdown.
  4. 4.
    Name your dashboard
Add a Table to a Dashboard from Query view.
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