Events Table

The events table is the read-only results table that displays the events a generator study produces. It is virtualized to stay fast and responsive even when a study generates millions of events.

Columns

Each study type contributes its own set of columns. Every events table includes the event's date and time along with an event interval, and adds columns specific to the study, such as the participating bodies, their positions, and event-specific metrics. Many of these columns are hidden by default.

Column headers reflect the study's Reference Plane. Under an equatorial reference plane, position headers change accordingly: "Longitude" columns are relabeled "Right Asc" and "Latitude" columns are relabeled "Declination".

Because the column set is specific to each study type, each study's page lists the exact columns that study produces. For example, see Mundane Aspects or Transiting Aspects.

Reading and Adjusting the Table

The events table is read-only. Its rows cannot be edited, and they cannot be sorted by clicking column headers. You can, however, tailor how the table presents your results:

• Show or hide columns to focus on the metrics you care about.
• Reorder columns by dragging their headers.
• Save and apply a default column layout so your preferred arrangement is remembered.
• Find an event by date to jump to a period of interest.
• Copy events to the clipboard, or export them to CSV.