I want to create a visualisation of one of my indexes that is simply a table view of the data, with each column corresponding to a field in the index. So if the index has documents like so: { "name" : "Eoin", "address" : "123 fake street", "age" : 26 }, { "name" : "Tom", "addres…

Hoan_Le (Hoan Le) July 26, 2019, 11:20am 2

You can use Discover and select fields name, address and age from available fields and finally save as "Save search". "Save search" is a type of table visualization that you can add to dashboard

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