# Visualization

Query results are automatically displayed based on their contents. The terminal will display the most important attributes in a table format

Please note that currently only the first 1000 results of a query will be displayed. If your query returns more than 1000 results, you can refine it to limit the number of results, for example reducing the date range or adding other filters.

# Table view

The table view is the default view for query results. The columns shown will depend on the type of result returned (pairs, tokens, wallets, etc.) and on the query itself. For example, when querying for the total weekly volume of pairs, you can ask that this value be shown in the results. The system will do its best to format it in the most convenient way automatically, however you can further refine the query to adjust formatting to suit your needs.

Clicking on a row in the table will open a detailed view of the selected resource. For example, if you click on a token in the table, you will see a detailed view of that token, including attributes such as the latest trading information, project information, and so on.

# Charting

You can visualize the results of a query by clicking on the "Chart" button on the query results page. This will open a chart view of the results. You can adjust the values used for the X and Y axes, as well as the type of chart used to display the data. The system will automatically choose the most appropriate chart type based on the data returned.

It is important to note that not all queries can be visualized. The system will only allow you to chart queries that return data that can be visualized in a meaningful way. For example, you can chart the total weekly volume of gaming tokens over the past 3 months, but you cannot chart a single value like the total number of pairs.

# CSV exporting

You can export the results of a query to a CSV file by clicking on the "Export" button on the query results page. This will create and download a CSV file containing the results of the query, including all the columns shown in the results table.