Examples
Table with Dimensions
With Image
With Link
With Logo
Conditional Colors
Attributes
Create a custom link title for the info link, placed after the info text (can only be used with info_link)
Whether to hide this column from the table display. Hidden columns are still included in queries and can be referenced by other columns.
Image display options (used when image prop is set)Attributes:
- height:
number- Height of the image in pixels - width:
number- Width of the image in pixels - alt:
string- Alt text for the image - hide_label:
boolean- Whether to hide the text label and show only the image
Column name or SQL expression containing the domain to look up a company logo for this dimension
Logo display options (used when logo prop is set)Example:Attributes:
- size:
string- Logo size: sm, base, lg, xl- Allowed values:
smbaselgxl
- Allowed values:
- grayscale:
boolean- Display logo in grayscale - hide_label:
boolean- Whether to hide the text label and show only the logo
Bucket dates into a grain. Pass the raw date column as
x and the chart truncates and groups for you. Temporal grains (day, week, month, quarter, year, hour) preserve the year — use for time-series. Seasonality grains (day of week, day of month, day of year, week of year, month of year, quarter of year) collapse across years — use for cyclical patterns like “which month sells most regardless of year”.Allowed values:dayweekmonthquarteryearhourday of weekday of monthday of yearweek of yearmonth of yearquarter of year
Sort direction for this dimension column. When specified, the table will be sorted by this column.Allowed values:
ascdesc
Group name for this column. Columns with matching group names will be visually grouped under a shared header.
Whether to repeat this dimension value on every row. When true, the value is displayed on every row even when it is the same as the row above. Overrides the table-level repeat_values setting for this dimension.
SQL expression that returns color values for each row. Used to conditionally color dimension cells based on data (e.g., “case when count(*) > 0 then ‘#22c55e’ else null end”).

