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A view saves a set of filters, a sort, and which columns are visible. Switching view changes what you see, never the data underneath.
The view switcher at the left of a table's toolbar, reading Default view, with its menu open over the grid showing Default view ticked and Save as new view below it.

The view switcher, open on a table.

Switch view

Open a table from Tables, then click the view switcher at the left of the toolbar. It always shows the name of the view you are in. Default view has no sort and no filters, and its columns are laid out your way.

Pick up where you left off

A table opens the way you last left it, with any filter or sort you had not saved. This is yours alone.

Save your own view

Set the filters, sort and visible columns you want, then open the view switcher and choose Save as new view…. The dialog lists the rows, order and columns the view will keep. Name it, and it appears in the list for everyone with access to the table. On Default view, a filter or a sort also brings Discard and Save as new view… to the toolbar.

Change a saved view

Change a filter, the sort or a column in a saved view, and Discard and Update view appear in the toolbar. Update view saves it for everyone, and Discard goes back to it as saved.

Views and run conditions

Creating a column inside a saved view automatically sets the column to follow that view’s filter as its run condition. The column only runs on rows the view includes, and editing the view’s filter updates which rows the column runs on. See Set a run condition for how following, detaching and deleting a view work with run conditions.

Good to know

Each saved view carries a menu on its row: Rename view, Edit description, Duplicate view, Open this view by default and Delete view. Drag a view to move it in the list, and everyone on the table sees the same order.Open this view by default makes the table open on that view for anyone who has not opened it before, or who left it on Default view. One view holds it at a time, and the same item then reads Stop opening by default.
They are filters now. Open Filter and choose Has an error or Has no errors. Unlike the old views, they save into a view and combine with your other filters.A link to one of the old views still opens on the same rows, with the filter in place.
Open the columns control, choose Show or hide, and hide the formula columns in one click. Show all columns brings back every hidden column.
A link opens exactly what it shows. Otherwise a table opens the way you last left it. A table you have not opened before opens on the view the team set to open by default, or on Default view.
Click the arrow beside Update view and choose Save as new view…. The arrow also holds Update view for everyone.
Inside a saved view, showing or hiding a column changes that view, for everyone once you choose Update view. On Default view, hiding, pinning or resizing a column changes it for you alone. Column colors are shared with everyone on the table.
Oneprofile asks first. Choose Update view to save them, or Save as new view… on Default view, and you land on the view you picked. Keep editing stays where you are, and Discard changes switches without them.Leaving the table never asks. Your changes are still there when you come back.
A sequence can read its contacts through a saved view. When you change that view’s filter, Update view first counts what it does to each such sequence: Added, Removed and Not changed.Saving applies the filter to those sequences at once, and contacts it no longer selects stop. A filter that adds and stops nobody saves without asking. See Choose the audience.
A sequence reads its contacts through it. Deleting it would point the sequence at the whole table, so the delete is refused and names the sequence. Change that sequence’s audience first.
The toolbar control reading something like 6/9 columns is where you show, hide and reorder columns. It shows the count at all times, so a hidden column is never a mystery.
Into More, at the left of the toolbar, with Filter, the columns control and Sort. That happens when the toolbar is very narrow, such as on a small window beside the AI Assistant. Widen the window and it comes back.

Next steps

Filter, sort and search

Set up what a view saves.

Run columns

Decide when a column fills its cells, and over which rows.