An empty TableView:

A regular array of data:

A ragged array of data:

Arrays with empty fields:

Empty rows and columns:

Numbers:

Strings:

Mixed data:

Expressions:

Images and graphics:

Boxes:

Center content:

Set the dimensions to be exactly 4 columns by 3 rows:

Automatic scrollbars appear if the allowed dimensions cannot be displayed all at once:

With unconstrained dimensions, the scroll position can be set arbitrarily high:

With constrained dimensions, the scroll position will not move past the constraints:

Show collapsed headers and collapsed columns:

The "Frame" element always displays as a thin gray frame:

To use a customized frame, omit the "Frame" element and use Framed:

Draw the view with a pink background:

Pink and gray backgrounds for the columns at the first and second horizontal positions:

An equivalent syntax:

Pink and gray backgrounds for the rows at the first and second vertical positions:

Alternating pink and gray backgrounds:

Alternating backgrounds with yellow superimposed in the first and last positions:

Blending of colors:

Set the background for specific items:

Set the background for a subregion of the grid:

Align the center of the grid with the baseline of surrounding text:

Align the bottom of the grid with the baseline:

Make the first column wider:

Display views at various sizes:

By default, scrollbars do not appear if the TableView can display all of the data at once:

They do appear if the data would otherwise be clipped:

Always display scrollbars, even when the data fits within the view:

Suppress scrollbars even if the data would be clipped at the current ImageSize:

Specify the initial position of a view: