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What does the Table widget do?

The Table widget displays campaign data in a structured, multi-dimensional grid, letting you break down multiple metrics across dimensions like time period and mailing type — with expandable row groups and column totals. How to configure it:


  1. Drag the Table widget onto your dashboard.
  2. Select your Dataset and apply any Filters.
  3. Add Metrics (e.g. Sent, Opens, Clicks unique, Transactions) — these become the columns.
  4. Add Dimensions (e.g. Month) to define how rows are grouped.
  5. Add a Compare by dimension (e.g. Mailing type) to split groups into sub-rows.


The widget renders a data table with expandable row groups, sub-period breakdowns, and bold totals at the bottom of each column.


A few examples to use the Table widget

  • Break down Sent, Opens, Clicks, and Transactions by month and mailing type (Triggered, Transactional, Bulk) to see which send types drive the most conversions.
  • Use dimensions by month to identify whether February or March campaigns outperformed on clicks.
  • Add a Revenue metric column to turn the table into a full P&L-style view of email contribution.



The data behind the numbers

Headline KPIs tell you what happened. The Table widget tells you why. Slice your data by the dimensions that matter and uncover the breakdowns that drive smarter strategy.


Expand to explore. Row groups are collapsed by default. Click the arrow next to any group to expand it and see the breakdown by time period. It's the fastest way to drill down without leaving your dashboard.

Updated on: 08/03/2026