Reminder: Migrate to the new table chart experience

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In one week, we’ll begin to automatically migrate any remaining old table charts to new ones. Our new changes will make table charts easier to use and customize. Due to technical limitations and the differences between the old and new table charts, we won't be able to move all of your current settings customizations automatically. Any new chart that you create will reflect the new experience.

If you haven’t already, migrate your old table charts before your settings reset starting, September 22, 2023.

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ℹ️ Update on the download feature for new table charts: Any new chart you create will reflect the new experience, however, when you download a new table chart, it will still show the old experience in your document. We understand that this might be frustrating, and we want to assure you that our team is actively working to resolve this issue. Follow this ticket for updates: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/ANALYTICS-117

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What if I don't migrate?

You won't lose the table chart or any associated data if you don't migrate before September 22, 2023. However, any selections you’ve made to the following settings will reset:

• Default column formatting

• Any custom formatting that you’ve applied to specific columns in your table

• Conditional formatting rules

To reference your old table chart and apply your desired settings to the new table chart experience, we recommend switching your charts before September 22, 2023.

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Why can’t you transfer all of my settings?

To streamline the formatting settings, we’ve combined the “Column” and “Conditions” tabs to create the new “Formatting” tab, which contains all of the same features. However, we don’t have a straightforward mapping between the old setting structure and the new one, so we can’t automatically transfer your settings.

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 How to migrate existing table charts

Create a copy of the old table chart

If your old table chart uses any of the settings listed earlier, we recommend that you first create a copy of the old table chart before you migrate. This way, you can reference your old chart settings during the migration process:

To create a copy of the old table chart:

1. Hover over the table chart, then select More actions > Copy.

2. Select a new or existing dashboard to place the chart copy.

3. Open the same dashboard in a new tab to replicate them in the new table chart’s settings.

Note: It is recommended to arrange the tabs side-by-side to view the old and new chart settings at the same time.

Migrate to the new table charts:

Now that you have your previous settings visible, hover over the table chart you want to migrate.

1. Select More actions (…).

2. Select Edit chart.

3. Select the table chart icon located in the chart preview pane.

Note: You’ll notice that the previous table chart is accompanied by a warning icon. Select the table chart icon from the chart preview pane that doesn’t have the warning label.

Icon for old table charts	Icon for new table charts

Before you complete the migration, you’ll need to ensure your settings are how you want them.

Using your old table chart settings as a reference, select Chart settings () located in the chart preview to modify your settings. Learn more about table chart settings.

After you’ve applied your desired settings to the new table chart you can complete the migration process.

Note: After migrating to the new table chart, you can't revert to the old one.

To complete the migration:

1. Select Save your dashboard

2. Delete your old table chart if you’ve created a copy for reference.

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We’d love to invite you to take part in creating a better table chart experience! If you’re interested in sharing feedback, leave a comment on this post to participate in a customer interview.

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Feel free to comment if you’ve got any feedback or contact support if you run into any issues.