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Tables show data in rows and columns. Horizontal Stack Table adds horizontal bars for selected measure columns.

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Data Requirements

  • Table: One or more dimensions and measures.
  • Horizontal Stack Table: Dimensions + measures; choose which columns get stack bars.

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How to Set Up Table

  1. Create a metric with dimensions and measures.
  2. Choose Table from the chart type list.
  3. Under Required Axis → Measure: Select the columns to display (dimensions and measures).
  4. In Appearance → Table settings: Configure alignment, formatting, pagination, search, sorting, conditional formatting.

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How to Set Up Horizontal Stack Table

  1. Create a metric with dimensions and measures.
  2. Choose Horizontal Stack Table.
  3. Under Required Axis:
    • Vertical Axis: Dimensions for rows.
    • Measure: Measures for columns and bars.
  4. In chart configuration, set Stack columns — which measure columns show horizontal bars.
  5. In Appearance: Bar width, radius, label position, colors.

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Table Settings

In Appearance → Table settings:
  • Header alignment, content alignment, font weight
  • Number formatting, prefix, suffix
  • Conditional formatting (colors by value)
  • Pagination, search, sorting
  • Hide columns, text wrap

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Text Wrap and Line Breaks

To wrap long cell content or preserve newlines that exist in your data, open the Text Wrap section of the table settings:
  • Enable Header Text Wrap — wrap long column headers.
  • Enable Content Text Wrap — wrap cell content instead of truncating it.
  • Text Wrap Columns — choose which columns wrap (leave empty for all).
  • Allow Line Breaks — render newline characters in your data as actual line breaks. Without this, multi-line values display as one line.
For multi-line cell content, turn on both Enable Content Text Wrap and Allow Line Breaks.

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Conditional Formatting with Number Formatters

By default, conditional-formatting rules compare against the raw column value. If you apply a number formatter (for example a % formatter), your rule thresholds may stop matching — a rule of > 50 matches the raw value 0.5 differently than the formatted 50%. When a number formatter targets a column, a Compare Value with control appears in the conditional-formatting settings with two options:
  • Raw Data (default) — rules compare against the unformatted value (0.5).
  • Formatted Data — rules compare against the value after formatting (50%).
Pick the mode that matches how you wrote your thresholds. If your conditional formatting “broke” after adding a formatter, switching this control is usually the fix.