MobileAction’s interactive tables are designed to optimize your data management and analysis experience. Tables provide advanced filtering, multi-column sorting, and seamless CSV and Excel export capabilities to streamline your workflow. These tables are engineered to load quickly, even when handling large datasets, ensuring a smooth and time-efficient experience.
Additionally, MobileAction’s tables are fully optimized for mobile devices. Columns will automatically adjust to fit the screen size, ensuring a smooth user experience. You can scroll horizontally to view all columns, and the filtering, sorting, and selection features are accessible via touch-friendly interactions. For an optimal experience, we've ensured that important actions, such as sorting and filtering, are easily accessible on smaller screens.
Let’s take a deep dive into each capability tables provide and how you can utilize them!
What you can do with interactive tables
Customizing tables
You can customize tables with column hiding and moving options to match your needs. Tailor the table to show only the most relevant data so you can stay focused on the insights that matter most for your app's performance. All actions only need you to utilize your mouse!
To hide a column, click the "columns" button and deselect the columns you don’t need. You can also reorder columns using the drag icon next to each column.
To move a column, you can drag and drop the column header to your preferred location.
The tables offer a range of functionalities, including advanced filtering, which we'll explore next.
Advanced filtering
Advanced filtering options allow you to react out the exact data you would like to analyze. Whether filtering by keyword, difficulty, or another metric, you can now apply more complex criteria to narrow down your data.
How to use advanced filtering
1- Click the filter icon next to the column title or the “filters” tab on the very right at the table.
Then, you can select your preferred filtering options, such as "contains," "equals," or "greater than."
For text-based columns (e.g., keyword), there are 8 filtering options you can choose from, like "begins with" or "contains."
For numerical columns (e.g., volume), you can apply 9 filters, including "greater than" or "less than."
You can filter date-based columns by using 7 filter options such as "before" or "after."
To reset the filters you have selected, click on the options icon next to the column header and then click on the “Reset Filters” option in the panel that opens, or click on the filter icon next to the column header and delete the filtering conditions you prepared.
By utilizing advanced filtering, you can get complete control over what data to include in your analysis. Turning our attention to multi-column sorting, let's see how it can enhance your workflow.
Multi-column sorting
With multi-column sorting, you can now organize data by more than one parameter, making it easier to prioritize large datasets.
Click the column title to sort in ascending or descending order. To sort by multiple columns, hold the cmd (ctrl on Windows) key and select additional columns to apply sorting.
To clear the sorting for all columns, simply click on any column title or select "Clear Sort" from the options menu. Our next step is understanding how you can get a CSV or Excel export from the tables.
CSV and Excel export
Reporting has never been easier. With the export functionality, you can instantly download your data into CSV or Excel files for further analysis or sharing with your team. Getting the CSV export takes only a few minutes. You have two options for CSV export: full table or selected rows.
You can download the entire table by clicking the download button above the table. Alternatively, you can right-click on any empty space in a row, then choose Export to CSV or Export to Excel.
As we mentioned before, you can also export only selected rows. Hold down cmd (or ctrl on Windows), click on the empty spaces of the rows you want to select, and then click Export Selected Rows under the Export option.
Let’s move on to how you can select rows and ranges flexibly to further customize your analysis.
Enhanced row selection
Selecting multiple rows for bulk actions or analysis is simpler than ever. You can copy, export, or perform bulk actions on the selected rows easily.
To select rows, you only need to hold cmd (ctrl on Windows) and click the rows you want to select. By selecting the "Copy with Headers" option, you can copy cells along with their headers.
Let’s move to the next capability of tables to understand its capabilities further.
Sticky headers
Table headers remain visible while scrolling, making navigation through large datasets much easier. As you scroll down the table from the top to the bottom, headers will remain pinned at the top, allowing you to easily reference the columns you're working with.
Moving forward, we'll examine another key feature of tables: pinning columns.
Pinning columns
This capability lets you pin key columns, such as keywords or performance metrics, so they remain visible while scrolling horizontally through large datasets.
To pin a column, click the options icon next to the column header and select "Pin Column." To unpin, follow the same steps and select "Unpin Column."
Best practices
Use advanced filtering to focus on high-impact keywords for better decision-making.
Sort by performance metrics to prioritize your keyword optimization efforts.
Export filtered data to create precise, actionable reports for stakeholders.
Hide or move columns to create a clean, focused workspace tailored to your workflow.
These table features give you the flexibility and control needed to manage your ASO data with ease. Whether you're optimizing keywords or generating reports, MobileAction’s interactive tables streamline your workflow, enabling better, faster decisions.
If you need further assistance, please contact your Customer Success Manager or reach out through our Intercom support!