The TABLE query types outputs page data as a tabular view. You can add zero to multiple meta data fields to your TABLE query by adding them as a comma separated list. You can not only use plain meta data fields as columns, but specify calculations as well. Optionally, you can specify a table header via the AS <header> syntax. Like all other query types, you can refine your result set for your query with data commands.
TABLE Query Type:TABLE queries render a tabular view of any number of meta data values or calculations. It is possible to specify column headers via AS <header>.
```dataviewTABLE
**Output**
[[TABLE ⚬ᵈᵛ｜appendage｜___｜20260628155835-01-•|📊 ➺]]
**Changing the first column header name:** You can change the name of the first column header (by default "File" or "Group") via the Dataview Settings under Table Settings -> Primary Column Name/Group Column Name. If you want to change the name only for one specific `TABLE` query, have a look at `TABLE WITHOUT ID`.
**Disabling Result count:** The first column always shows the result count. If you do not want to get it displayed, you can disable it in Dataview's settings ("Display result count", available since 0.5.52).
Of course, a `TABLE` is made for specifying one to multiple additional information:
```DV
```dataview
TABLE started, file.folder, file.etags
FROM #games
**Output**
[[TABLE ⚬ᵈᵛ｜appendage｜___｜20260628155835-02-•|📊 ➺]]
**Implicit fields:** Curious about `file.folder` and `file.etags`? Learn more about implicit fields on pages.