--- title: "Data table" canonical: "https://docs.devo.com/space/latest/203423786/Data%20table" format: markdown --- > Macro (toc) ## About the data table In the data table, each row represents an event and each field represents a data value correctly recognized by Devo. If the data is not separated in several fields or is shown in the** unknown** tag structure of the search view, it is normally due to missing or incorrect tags. Learn more about tags [in this article](https://devodocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/latest/pages/95126204). The data displayed in the table will change according to the operations you apply to build your query (filters, new fields...). Learn more about building queries [here](https://devodocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/latest/pages/94764880). ## Data table shortcuts > Macro (toc) | | | --- | | ### [command (MAC)] / [CTRL (Windows)] + [enter] | | ![3_data table.png](media://2bfefce1-9f48-4fe8-9896-2d8540050faf)
![6_data table.png](media://3fef2689-a936-4a9c-929e-53815d7cd84d) | #### Access data table through free text query
When you are writing your query in the Free text query section (**Data search **→** Explore your data **→** Free text query**), use this shortcut to launch the query and open the corresponding data table (more info [here](https://devodocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/latest/pages/94764671)).
#### Equivalent run button
You can also click the Run query button to launch the query and open the corresponding data table. Hovering over the Run button will reveal a tooltip with the shortcuts. | | ### [select row] + [space bar] | | ![10_data table.png](media://1cd17a7b-8465-4db4-a1cb-5c0a9a52ed0c)
![13_data table.png](media://a423f506-df39-488d-993e-0c9f6b57532d)
![16_data table.png](media://6f26254a-aa8b-43e6-8a1e-9ad781e43210) | #### Open event details
Click one row to select an event and use this shortcut to open the **Selected events** window. Hold [command (MAC)] or [control (Windows)] while clicking rows to select several events.
1. Rich views: this toggle change the way JSON fields are displayed, switching between hierarchy-based and plain (see picture on the left). 2. Navigation: these buttons allow you to navigate the different events when several are selected on the table. 3. Format: select the type of file to download the content (csv, json, or txt). 4. Copy: this button is used to copy the content to your clipboard. 5. Download: this button is used to perform the download in the specified format. 6. Details: these are the fields that conforms the event, with their values and data types.
#### Equivalent toolbar button
You can also select the required event(s) and click the Selected events icon in the search window toolbar to open the** **Selected events window. | | ### [SELECT cell] + [enter] | | ![20_data table.png](media://11e05fee-3d10-43a2-a6bd-77278185a036)
![25_data table.png](media://90ee61b2-9eb3-47e4-a057-7bda304b7a0c) | #### Filter data using a cell’s value
You can click a value in your table to select it and hit the [enter] key to [apply a filter](https://devodocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/latest/pages/95191041) and get only events with that specific value in that field.
The **Operations over fields **window will be open in the **Filter **tab, the [Equal (eq, =)](https://devodocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/latest/pages/95199544) operation selected, and the arguments automatically selected. You only need to click **Filter** to apply it.
#### Equivalent toolbar button
You can also click the Filter button on the toolbar, however, you need to manually select operation and arguments. | | ### [SELECT cell] + [p] | | ![30_data table.png](media://27c80137-487e-4a31-acc8-7ce1bc6fa3f0)
![33_data table.png](media://118e8f38-838d-44ac-bdb7-763b5930b857)
![36_data table.png](media://9721c49d-6b83-47a5-a537-8af00f289e2d) | #### Open cell details (any data type)
Select a cell in your data table and hit the [p] key to open a window displaying the cell content. This feature becomes particularly useful when a cell's content is significantly long and cannot fit within the cell, even after resizing. You can copy the whole cell content using the **Copy to clipboard** button.
#### Open cell details (JSON data type)
When the cell contains data in JSON format, this window becomes particularly useful, as it displays content in a reader-friendly way. Field/value pairs are shown on separate lines and values are color-coded by data type. Learn more about this in [Working with JSON objects in data tables](https://devodocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/latest/pages/95191311).
#### Equivalent right-click option
You can also right-click the cell in question and select **Pretty print** to open the selected cell window. | | ### [SELECT cell] + [c] | | ![40_data table.png](media://ad1e7ac5-e236-4e44-a4a7-6c0d2f4d7052)
![45_data table.png](media://f38d3a70-f6bb-43c0-b861-20a43ae668eb) | #### Adding input to Cyber Chef
Use this shortcut to add cell values as input data in the CyberChef tool. Select the **CyberChef** icon in the toolbar to see the cells added. Learn more in [Manipulate your data using CyberChef](https://devodocs.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/latest/pages/95205185).
#### Equivalent writing method
To insert values as input, simply open CyberChef, click on the input field, and write the desired input. |