Uncountable Listing Tables: configurable views for projects, experiments, and inventory

Choose the Columns and Filters That Fit Your Workflow
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Configure the view around the work

A project lead reviewing priorities needs a different view from a chemist comparing formulations or a lab manager checking stock. Listing Tables let each of them shape the same records into the view they need: the right columns, the right filters, and a tab they can come back to.

Listing Tables are available for most record types in Uncountable, including experiments, projects, inventory, ingredients, requests, tasks, equipment, and custom record types.

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What you can configure

  • Columns. Add any field to the table, including fields from linked records. For example, an inventory table can show the CAS number stored on the ingredient. Drag columns to reorder them, resize them, and group related columns under a shared header.
  • Tabs. Keep several views of the same list side by side. Users can add or duplicate their own tabs. Administrators can publish default tabs to all users or to specific user groups.
  • Quick filters. Put the questions a team asks every day one click away, as toggles and dropdowns above the table.
  • Filters. Build precise conditions with AND/OR groups, numeric comparisons, date ranges, and dynamic values such as “This User” and “This Project”.
  • Sorting and grouping. Sort by any column and group rows by a field, for example by team or by phase.
  • Presets. Save a set of columns and filters as a personal preset and switch back to it at any time.
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Choose the columns for a view, including fields from linked records, and drag them into order.

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Add or duplicate a tab to keep a separate view for a recurring task.‍
Add or duplicate a tab to keep a separate view for a recurring task.

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Track requests and projects

Bring priority, phase, owner, and due date into one view. Tabs such as “Requests In Progress” and “Critical Requests” give each recurring review a starting point. Rows can be grouped by team, and color-coded phase and priority values make status visible at a glance.

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A request tracker with tabs, quick filters, rows grouped by team, and color-coded phase and priority.
A request tracker with tabs, quick filters, rows grouped by team, and color-coded phase and priority.
A quick filter narrows the list to requests that are assigned or in progress.‍
A quick filter narrows the list to requests that are assigned or in progress.

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Compare experiments side by side

Show formulation inputs, calculated values, and measured properties in the same table. Sort by a property to rank results and decide which experiments to open for a closer look.

Coating formulations with ingredient amounts, calculated solids, and measured density, viscosity, and gloss, sorted by gloss.‍
Coating formulations with ingredient amounts, calculated solids, and measured density, viscosity, and gloss, sorted by gloss.

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Review production formulas

Give production and quality teams a view of released formulas with the plant, version, valid date, and reason for change. A quick filter switches between active and archived formulas.

A Production Formulas tab with an Active/Archived quick filter.‍
A Production Formulas tab with an Active/Archived quick filter.

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Focus inventory reviews

Group inventory columns by topic, filter on expiration date or quantity, and sort so the most urgent lots appear first. Quick filters for lab and supplier narrow the list further.

Inventory with grouped column headers, filtered to lots that expire within a date range and sorted soonest first.
Inventory with grouped column headers, filtered to lots that expire within a date range and sorted soonest first.

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Act on the results

Edit values directly in the table, select rows to act on several records at once, and chart the data in the listing. Export the table to Excel, CSV, or PDF, or save it to a Notebook.

Export a configured view to Excel, CSV, or PDF, or save it to a Notebook.‍
Export a configured view to Excel, CSV, or PDF, or save it to a Notebook.

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Get started

For help configuring Listing Tables, contact your Uncountable account manager or implementation manager, or email info@uncountable.com. To see Listing Tables with your own data, book a demo.

FAQs

What are Listing Tables in Uncountable?

Listing Tables are configurable list views for most record types in Uncountable, including experiments, projects, inventory, ingredients, requests, tasks, equipment, and custom record types. Each user can shape the same records into the view they need, with chosen columns, filters, sorting, grouping, and saved tabs they can return to.

What can users configure in a Listing Table?

Users can add any field as a column, including fields from linked records, and reorder, resize, and group columns. They can keep several views as tabs, add quick filters for everyday questions, build detailed filters with AND/OR groups, numeric comparisons and date ranges, sort and group rows, and save personal presets. Administrators can publish default tabs to users or groups.

Can data in a Listing Table be edited or exported?

Yes. Users can edit values directly in the table, select several rows to act on records at once, and chart the data in the listing. A configured view can be exported to Excel, CSV, or PDF, or saved to a Notebook, so the same view can be shared or used in reporting.