> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.infotopics.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.infotopics.com/supertables/configuration/configuration-screen/data-tab/dimension-data-pane/dimension-properties.md). # Dimension Properties ### Styles Set the individual style of the Header and the Values in the table.

### Hide column in sidebar Sometimes you want to use columns in a calculation but not show them in the SuperTable. Enable the "Hide column in sidebar" option if you wish to hide the column from the sidebar so users cannot enable this column.

### Hide header name Enabling the "Hide header name" option this will remove the column header from the SuperTable view.

### Hide inline filter Hide the filter option for a specific dimension in the Supertables views. You see in our example it’s not possible to filter on Order ID but possible on Product Name.

### Hide grand total Hide the column total value. For instance you want to show the Sales total but not the quantity total in the total row of a grouped SuperTable, hide the total from your quantity column. ### Show aggregated value when grouping When grouping a dimension show the aggregated value of the members in the group. Decide what the default aggregation should be which includes Count and now CountD!

### User can change aggregation method while grouping

### Alignment Choose the alignment of the text within your SuperTables view, as well as the header of the specific column. ### Header Tooltip Change the tooltip of your selected dimension. By default, it will show the dimension name. This tooltip is for the column header only.

### Filter Style ***Multiple Values** (list)* – A dropdown to be able to show or hide values. The dropdown will contain all the values of the dimension. ***Wildcard Match*** – The column will show a search bar for this column to be used as an inline filter. ***Both -*** Both styles are applied.

### URL Action Entering a URL will allow users to click any cell in this column to open a new tab in their web browser. You can refer to any other value from the same row of data by wrapping the field name with angle brackets. You can of course also use a dynamically calculated field that contains a dynamic URL based on the content of that specific row of data. With this, you can set URL parameters to open a dashboard that has already been filtered on specific column values in your selection.

### Conditional color formatting

#### Color style With this option, you can set conditional formatting. There are three options for conditional formatting: 1. Change the font color of the cell 2. Change the background color of the cell 3. Change the background color of the entire row #### Background color Use **Background color** to color rows based on specific dimension values. To configure this: 1. Open **Format Extension** 2. Go to the **Data** tab 3. Select the relevant **dimension** 4. Scroll down to **Background color** 5. Define the value and the color you want to apply 6. Enable **Use color as background color of entire row** if the color should be applied to the full row instead of only the selected cell This setting can be used when you want specific values in a dimension to drive row-level highlighting.

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