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Exploring table data

Use the preview toolbar to filter, sort, show or hide columns, and switch between data and schema views — all without writing SQL.

The table preview page (Analytics → Tables → [table] → Preview) includes a toolbar that lets you slice and explore data interactively. You can filter rows by value, reorder by a column, hide columns you don't need, and flip between the live data grid and the table's column schema — all in one place.

DATA / STRUCTURE toggle

The segmented DATA / STRUCTURE control at the left of the toolbar switches between two views of the same table:

  • DATA — the live data grid, paginated from the warehouse in real time.
  • STRUCTURE — the column schema: name, type, primary-key flag, description, and governance classification for every column.

Switching views does not reset any active filters or sort. If you navigate to the legacy /schema URL for a table, you are automatically redirected to the Preview page with STRUCTURE selected.

Filters

Click Filters in the toolbar to open the filter builder. You can add one or more conditions; all conditions are combined with AND (every condition must match).

Supported operators

CategoryOperators
Equalityequals · not equals
Textcontains · starts with · ends with
Comparison≥ · ≤ · > · <
Rangebetween
Membershipin (a list of values)
Null checkis null · is not null

Building a filter

  1. Click Filters+ Add condition.
  2. Pick a column from the dropdown (only columns you can read are shown — masked columns are not filterable).
  3. Pick an operator.
  4. Enter a value (or a comma-separated list for in; two values for between).
  5. Repeat for additional conditions with + Add condition.
  6. Close the popover — the grid reloads immediately with the filter applied.

The Filters button shows a badge with the number of active conditions.

Clearing filters

Open the Filters popover and remove individual conditions with the × on each row, or use the overflow menu → Clear filters to remove all of them at once.

Filters are applied server-side. The warehouse evaluates your conditions; only matching rows are returned. The row count in the toolbar updates to reflect the filtered total.

Filtered pagination still uses keyset cursors — even with an active filter, the grid never loads the full table client-side. Each scroll batch is a fresh server fetch on the filtered result set.

Empty filter results

If your filter conditions match no rows, the grid shows No rows match these filters with a Clear filters link. Click it to remove the filter and return to the full result set.

Sort

Click Sort in the toolbar to pick a sort column and direction. The current release supports sorting by a single column at a time.

  • Pick a column from the list.
  • Toggle Ascending or Descending.

The Sort button shows a badge when a sort is active. Clicking a column header in the grid also sets the sort (same behavior as the Sort menu).

Columns

Click Columns to show or hide individual columns. A checkbox list of all available columns appears; uncheck any column to remove it from the grid view. The column is hidden only for your current session — it is not deleted or modified in the warehouse.

Column visibility is ephemeral. It resets when you leave the page. Hidden columns remain present in the table; they are simply not rendered in the current view.

Overflow menu (⋯)

The menu at the right of the toolbar provides additional actions:

ActionWhat it does
Download as CSVDownloads the currently loaded rows as a .csv file
Download as JSONDownloads the currently loaded rows as a .json file
Clear filtersRemoves all active filter conditions

Downloads contain only the rows currently loaded in the grid, not the full table. Infinite scroll loads rows in batches of 100 as you scroll — if you want more rows in your download, scroll down to load them first. Full-table export is not currently supported from the preview.

Combining controls

Filters, Sort, and Columns work together. A typical workflow:

  1. Open Filters → add status = active.
  2. Open Sort → sort by created_at descending.
  3. Open Columns → hide columns you don't need for the current analysis.
  4. Scroll through the filtered, sorted result set.
  5. Download loaded rows as CSV if you want to share them.
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