Views Overview
A view is a way to see selected information from multiple records at once, with the information organized in a...
Views
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Views Dashboard & Creating Views
Views The Views Dashboard lists the views available in the current application. App Designers use it to create, open, duplicate,... -
View Editor: Common Settings
Learn how to navigate the View Editor, and also how to customize and edit your Table, Calendar, and Kanban views.
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View Editor: Table Views
Overview A Table View displays application records in rows and columns. Designers choose which form fields appear, arrange their order,... -
View Editor: Kanban Views
Overview A Kanban View displays records as cards arranged in columns. It is useful when users need to understand work... -
View Editor: Card Views
Overview A Card View displays each record as a compact, independently expandable card. App Designers choose the record information used... -
View Editor: Calendar Views
Overview A Calendar View displays records as calendar events. Designers choose the default calendar format, map form fields to event... -
Table Views: In View Editing
The View Editor is the right place to start building your view, as it is the only place to create... -
Configure View Export Methods
Overview GW Apps allows an App Designer to control which export methods are available from each view. A view can... -
Views: Export Records to CSV or Google Sheets
Overview A GW Apps view can make its records available as a CSV file, a Google Sheet, or both. An... -
Views: Export Records from a View to PDF
Overview PDF Export allows an application user to generate a formatted PDF from a record in a GW Apps view....
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Learn how to create views that filter, organize, and display form records as tables, calendars, or Kanban boards for different users and business needs.
Views organize and present form records so users can find, review, and work with the information they need.
Start with the overview and view-creation guides, then learn how to configure common settings and choose the right display format for your data.