In many real-world dashboards, stakeholders need exact, row-level data. This is especially true for order management, finance tracking, and operational monitoring.
In this guide, we’ll build a Table Visualization in Apache Superset to display detailed order information such as order status, payment status, and financial metrics. This type of visualization is ideal for auditing, debugging, and operational insights.
We will create an interactive order table that displays:
· Order Date
· Created Timestamp
· Order ID
· User ID
· Order Status
· Total Amount
· Discount Amount
· Final Amount
· Payment Status
Refer previous post on how to create a dataset to create order table.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Navigate to Charts
Go to the Superset home page
Click on Charts from the top menu
Click + Chart to create a new visualization.
Choose the dataset as orders, and select Table chart, click on ‘Create new chart’ button.
Drag and drop columns from the left panel into the Columns/Dimensions area.
Click on ‘Create chart’ button.
Click on Save button available at top right corner.
Give the Chart name as ‘Orders Information’ and click on Save button
As a best practice, avoid too many columns and prioritize clarity.
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