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TableView: Recent Developments

TableView is a control for manipulating and displaying large amounts of data. Data structures containing millions of elements can be explored without a substantial performance penalty. Updates to TableView include the ability to toggle individual divider elements and a few experimental features that are designed to improve the visualization of structured data. Multi-dimensional headers and a DisplayFunctions option are also discussed.

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