Wolfram Language Paclet Repository

Community-contributed installable additions to the Wolfram Language

Primary Navigation

    • Cloud & Deployment
    • Core Language & Structure
    • Data Manipulation & Analysis
    • Engineering Data & Computation
    • External Interfaces & Connections
    • Financial Data & Computation
    • Geographic Data & Computation
    • Geometry
    • Graphs & Networks
    • Higher Mathematical Computation
    • Images
    • Knowledge Representation & Natural Language
    • Machine Learning
    • Notebook Documents & Presentation
    • Scientific and Medical Data & Computation
    • Social, Cultural & Linguistic Data
    • Strings & Text
    • Symbolic & Numeric Computation
    • System Operation & Setup
    • Time-Related Computation
    • User Interface Construction
    • Visualization & Graphics
    • Random Paclet
    • Alphabetical List
  • Using Paclets
    • Get Started
    • Download Definition Notebook
  • Learn More about Wolfram Language

DataReshapers

Guides

  • Data reshaping functions

Tech Notes

  • Data transformation workflows
  • Long form data transformation
  • Wide form data transformation

Symbols

  • CrossTabulate
  • CrossTabulationMatrixQ
  • CrossTensorate
  • CrossTensorateSplit
  • DatasetToMatrix
  • GridTableForm
  • LongFormDataset
  • PivotLonger
  • RecordsSummary
  • RecordsToLongFormDataset
  • RecordsToWideFormDataset
  • SeparateColumn
  • ToAutomaticKeysAssociation
  • TypeOfDataToBeReshaped
  • WideFormDataset
AntonAntonov`DataReshapers`
GridTableForm
​
GridTableForm
[arg]
arranges the elements of
arg
in a two-dimensional grid.
​
Details and Options

Examples  
(18)
Basic Examples  
(2)
Here is a grid table form of a full integer array:
In[1]:=
SeedRandom[23];​​
GridTableForm
[RandomInteger[100,{5,7}]]
Out[1]=
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
77
58
80
8
94
4
89
2
94
76
100
28
15
64
80
3
10
24
14
99
15
60
40
4
5
31
62
57
52
48
46
5
16
44
18
24
42
62
100
​
Here is a grid table form of a nested list of integers that is not a full array:
In[1]:=
GridTableForm
[Table[RandomInteger[100,i],{i,3,7}]]
Out[1]=
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
0
73
70
2
36
39
74
0
3
49
1
10
96
48
4
45
52
52
95
27
4
5
9
94
42
23
42
55
71
Scope  
(4)

Options  
(4)

Applications  
(3)

Properties & Relations  
(1)

Possible Issues  
(3)

Neat Examples  
(1)

SeeAlso
Grid
RelatedGuides
▪
Data reshaping functions
""

© 2025 Wolfram. All rights reserved.

  • Legal & Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
  • WolframAlpha.com
  • WolframCloud.com