Thanks, I did look at these, what I seemed to be unable to grasp is whether we can have “nested” columns in these table views?
I mocked up an array below trying to explain what I’d be wanting at the end.
[ {“Port”: “A”, “Bandwidth”: 10, Band: “1”, Measurement Value: 5},
{“Port”: “A”, “Bandwidth”: 20, Band: “1”, Measurement Value: 10},
{“Port”: “A”, “Bandwidth”: 40, Band: “1”, Measurement Value: 20},
{“Port”: “B”, “Bandwidth”: 10, Band: “1”, Measurement Value: 5},
{“Port”: “B”, “Bandwidth”: 20, Band: “1”, Measurement Value: 10},
{“Port”: “A”, “Bandwidth”: 10, Band: “2”, Measurement Value: 5},
{“Port”: “A”, “Bandwidth”: 20, Band: “2”, Measurement Value: 10},
{“Port”: “A”, “Bandwidth”: 40, Band: “2”, Measurement Value: 20},
{“Port”: “B”, “Bandwidth”: 10, Band: “2”, Measurement Value: 5},
{“Port”: “B”, “Bandwidth”: 20, Band: “2”, Measurement Value: 10}]
I’d want to have the Port as the “parent” column with bandwidth underneath on the the x-axis. For the Y-axis, I’d split by “Band” and in the cell show the measurement value. I can create an example of this table visually if that helps clarify.