The map is the right place to design districts, but sometimes you just want the numbers in front of you. The district table view lays your hierarchy out as a sortable list: every district, the data assigned to it, all in one place where you can read and compare it at a glance.
What the District Table Shows
All the data you’ve imported and rolled up to the district level appears in the table, district by district. You can also toggle the visibility of each district from here, showing one at a time on the map so you can inspect it without the rest of the country in the way. It’s the list-shaped companion to the district map view: the map for spatial decisions, the table for reading the totals.
Watch: Using the District Table View
When the Table Beats the Map
Reach for the table when the question is “which district is heaviest?” rather than “where is it?” Comparing revenue or account counts across districts, spotting the one that’s carrying too much, sanity-checking that your span of control is even, all of that reads faster as sorted rows than as colors on a map. Then flip to the map to actually move a territory between districts. Used together, the two views cover both halves of managing a hierarchy: judging balance and fixing it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the district table view in AlignMix?
A list view of your districts and their rolled-up data, where you can compare district totals and toggle each district’s visibility on the map.
How is it different from the district map view?
The map view is for spatial decisions like moving territories between districts; the table view is for reading and comparing the numbers side by side.
Can I show one district at a time?
Yes. Toggle a district’s visibility from the table to isolate it on the map.
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