Option(s)	Required?	Description
cols | select	yes	These are the attributes you want to display. These are the same names you used in the Data Entry part
head | header | headers	no	If specified, these names will be used in the table headers instead of the column names
max | limit	no	How many rows should be displayed. If more rows are available the table will be made browsable. If not given all matching rows are shown
sort | order	no	By what column should the table be sorted initially? Prepend a ^ to reverse the sorting
filter | where | filterand | and	no	Filter by a column value. You may specify this more than once, multiple filters will be ANDed.
filteror | or	no	Like filter, but multiple instances will be ORed
dynfilters	no	Set to 1 to enable a row of input fields for dynamically filtering the table
summarize	no	Set to 1 to calculate sum of columns
align	no	List of column alignments. The alignments can be left (l), center © or right ®
rownumbers	no	Set to 1 to show row numbers
widths	no	Specifies column widths e.g. 50px, 20em, -, 10%. Skip column by dash -.
sepbyheaders	no	Set to 1 to use headers as separators between the values. In headers you can use additional spaces, when enclosed by quotes e.g. „ - “
Comparator	Meaning
=	Exact match
!= or <>	Does not exactly match
<	Less than
⇐	Less or equal than
>	Greater than
>=	Greater or equal than
~	Wildcard match. Use a * as wildcard. Like Apple* to match Apple Pie and Apple Computer; e.g. dessert~ *Pie. Case insensitive.
*~	Wildcard match. Look for matches containing search term; e.g. dessert*~ Pi match Apple Pie
!~	Negative Wildcard match. Select everything that does not match the expression.
~~	Looks if contained in given comma separated list; e.g. dessert ~~ diner,dessert

username=%user%

Variable for filtervalue	Meaning
%user%	match against the currently logged in user
%group%	match against the groups of the current user; use the ~~ comparator
%now%	compare with the current date
%lang%	Language code of your default wiki language. e.g. en
%trans%	Language code of the localisation of the current page.
Variable for fieldname	Meaning
%pageid%	The whole pagename of a page
%title%	The “title” of a page. This is the first headline of a page.
%class%	The class of a data entry