# Data

**Select additional data to display in the table or card**

Once connected to your data sheet the data tab will show you all available data you can show in PictureThis, whether it will be information in your card or columns in your table. The order each one is chosen will be the order represented in the viz.

**Sorting the order of the columns displayed in the table**

The **"Table ordering"** panel on the right side of the **"Data"** section allows you to adjust the order in which columns are displayed in the table. You can move a column up or down by clicking the **UP** and **DOWN** arrow buttons next to it. The numbering (starting from **1**) represents the column's position from **left to right** in the table.

<figure><img src="/files/1P2pDiRaTmDqQLmEUV93" alt=""><figcaption><p>Table ordering panel</p></figcaption></figure>

**Select Image URL column for flipped image**

Connect to your data that holds the url for your second image. When hovering over an image PictureThis will show you this image, great to show front and back of your products, different colors and sizes, the possibilities are endless.

**Customize card content (Cards Layout only)**

Customise card content works for card layout and both the aggregated card layouts. Here you can style what’s shown on your card using html and bootstrap. Remove the aggregation methods from measures to support multi language Tableau deployments. For example SUM(Sales) = (Sales).

**Summary Card**

When using Grouped Layouts for either the Table Layout or the Cards Layout you can customize the Summary card that is presented on the aggregated level. In this Summary Card you can use the measures available in your data (and aggregate them). By default all measures will be summarized but you can change the type of aggregation to Averages as well.

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