Table

The Table visualization displays query results in a tabular format with rows and columns, suited for detailed data inspection.

When to Use

• Viewing raw or aggregated query results in detail
• Displaying multi-column data (e.g., workload, request count, log count)
• Comparing values across multiple queries side by side
• Exporting or inspecting data that doesn't fit well into charts

Building a Table Panel

1. Open the Data Explorer
2. Select your data source (Metrics, Logs, or Traces)
3. Configure your query (see Query Builder)
4. Select Table as the Panel Type in the right sidebar
5. Click Run to render the table

In the example above, the panel queries Traces data with count(*) aggregation, grouped by workload. The Select Query dropdown lets you switch between viewing results from query A or query B individually.

Multiple Queries

Add multiple queries to display data from different sources in the same table. Each query is labeled alphabetically (A, B, C, etc.). By default, each query's results are shown separately — use the Select Query dropdown at the top of the table to switch between them.

Merge Tables

Enable the Merge Tables toggle in Table Options to combine results from multiple queries into a single table. Rows are joined on shared columns (e.g., a common Group By field like workload), with each query contributing its own value column.

In the example above, query A (Traces) provides the Reqs column and query B (Logs) provides the Logs column, merged on the shared workload column. Workloads without data for a query show n/a.

Formulas

Use formulas to create computed columns from your queries. Click Add Formula and enter an expression combining your queries (e.g., A / B). See Time Series — Formulas for more details.

Panel Configuration

Panel Options

Standard Options

Table Options