Table View
Table View is the spreadsheet companion to the graph: the same portfolio and the same data, laid out as a sortable, scannable table. Reach for it when you want to rank projects, read exact numbers, or work without the canvas.
01. Switching to the table
The navbar toggle switches between Graph View and Table View. Click it, or press T. Press G (or the toggle) to go back to the graph.
02. The columns
Every project is one row. Five columns carry the detail:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Project | The project key and name. This column is sticky, so it stays in view as you scroll sideways. |
| Category | The Jira project category, in the same colour the graph uses. |
| Lead | The project lead, with avatar. |
| Links | How many cross-project dependencies the project has (see below). |
| Issues | A status breakdown of the project's issues (see below). |
Click any column header to sort by it; click again to flip the direction. The table opens sorted by Links, busiest project first.
03. The Links column
The Links cell summarises a project's dependencies at a glance:
- A small legend of dots distinguishes Blocks links from Relates links.
- A chain badge flags projects that sit on a blocked chain - a transitive A blocks B blocks C dependency. Chains in the table are marked in red, and the row's tooltip names the root blocker to escalate to.
- Hover the cell for the exact per-type counts.
04. The Issues column
The Issues cell shows a compact status bar - the split of the project's issues across To Do, In Progress, and Done - the same breakdown you see in a project tooltip on the graph.
05. Choosing and resizing columns
A column-settings control lets you tailor the table:
- Show or hide any of the optional columns.
- Resize columns by dragging their edges - the Project column is resizable too.
- Reset to the default layout in one click.
Your column choices stick, so the table looks the way you left it the next time you open it.
06. Expanding a row to its dependencies
Click a project row to expand it. Each of its cross-project dependencies appears as a child row. Open a dependency row with Enter or Space and the Dependency details panel slides in - the very same panel you get by clicking a line in the graph, listing every issue link behind that dependency.
Expanded rows are remembered across reloads, so you can pick up where you left off.
07. Filter, search, and export
- Filter. The table respects the same Filters as the graph - All, Top Projects, or Custom - so narrowing the portfolio narrows both views together.
- Search. Press
⌘ K/Ctrl K, type a project name or key, and the table scrolls to the matching row and briefly highlights it. - Export. The Export dialog opens from the table too, but offers the text formats only (Confluence, Markdown, CSV) - the image formats need the graph canvas to capture.