# Tables View {% embed url="" %} ### Tables View You'll see four main tables once you've toggled to the Tables view: Products, Features, Dimensions, and Requirements.
{% hint style="info" %} **Get a better view of things:** * **Collapse the sidebar** for easier navigation. * Use the **expand** button for a broader view of your tables. * **Pin important columns** for quick access. * **Apply column filters** to focus on the datasets that matter. * **Use the table search bar** to quickly locate any item or value across Products, Features, Dimensions, or Requirements. {% endhint %} ### Products Table The Products Table has lots of data related to the products and vendors associated with the evaluation, including growth rates, launch dates, and key customers.
Click **Add Product** to include another product in your analysis. Fill out the details as prompted.
Click the **trash icon** beside any product you want to remove.
### Features Table Features drive your evaluation. They impact both dimensions and requirements.
Use the **priority** column to rank features according to your criteria.
**Add new features or delete existing ones** as your evaluation evolves. The table also showcases scores, opinions, and data sources.
Dive deeper into a feature to see its ratings, sources, and additional details.
You can overwrite any Taloflow-provided rating and give your own rationale. Click the score to edit, then add your reason.
Click the gray pill to see which sources Taloflow used for a given score or opinion.
### Dimensions Table Treat dimensions as your highest-level criteria. Assign more weight to crucial items like **Integration**. The weights adjust automatically to keep totals balanced.
{% hint style="info" %} Scores in this table are computed from underlying features and product differentiators, not by an analyst or AI. Override scores manually if needed. {% endhint %} ### Requirements Tables Requirements combine various features, and you can adjust them as needed for security, compliance, or any other criteria. Remove or add features, and reprioritize requirements directly.
Override requirement scores as situations change.
By following these steps, you’ll harness all the power of the Tables view to precisely manage and evaluate your options.