Description

A tree table is a type of data table, where each row can be expanded to reveal related child rows.

Usage & Behaviour

A tree table is similar to a basic table, with the exceptions described below:

The first column of the table (e.g Name):
- Cannot be moved
- Contains icons on each row, allowing the user to expand and collapse them
The first row will be expanded by default, unless otherwise specified
Expanding a row will reveal at least one child row
On child rows:
- The text of the first column is indented in relation to parent rows
- All other cells may be similar to the parent rows or blank (if child row does net share the same values)
If the table has a checkboxes column, clicking a parent checkbox will check all child checkboxes. For more information see Checkboxes
Table rows may be draggable (see example above). For more information see /wiki/spaces/~347593403/pages/918783940
Child rows will have a predefined sort
Sorting any column will sort only the parent rows, keeping child rows intact (including the collapse / expand state)

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