Nested Table

A Nested Table displays hierarchical data in an expandable format, allowing users to drill down into detailed information while maintaining a clear overview of the dataset. 

How to Read the Visualization

A Nested Table organizes data into expandable rows and columns, with parent rows that can be expanded to reveal nested child rows. This structure allows users to view summary information at a high level and drill down into details as needed. 

Data Structure

• Measures: Multiple  

• Dimensions: Multiple 

Best Practices / Limitations

• Data Points: Suitable for hierarchical datasets but ensure usability by limiting depth levels.  

• Clarity: Use indentation and clear labeling to maintain readability.  

• Context: Provide summary metrics at each level to give context to detailed data. 

Examples of When to Use

• Displaying organizational structures with employee details.  

• Organizing product categories and subcategories in an inventory system.  

• Presenting project milestones and tasks in project management. 

Common Industry Usages

• Human Resources  

• Inventory Management  

• Project Management  

• E-commerce