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TradingView update from September 15, 2026

TradingView Indicator Tables Below the Chart

TradingView can now move every Pine table created by one indicator from the chart into a dedicated bottom-panel tab. Right-click the table and choose Move tables to bottom panel, or use the indicator's More menu. Existing table-based scripts work without a rewrite.

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Pineify screener table with symbols and technical indicator columns below a TradingView chart
A Pineify-generated multi-symbol screener table running in a TradingView pane.

How to use the new panel

Move an indicator table below the chart

The command changes where TradingView displays the table. It does not change the script's calculations or cell content.

  1. 1

    Open a script that draws a Pine table

    Add an indicator, strategy, or screener-style script that uses Pine table objects to the chart.

  2. 2

    Open the table menu

    Right-click the table on the chart. You can also open the indicator More menu.

  3. 3

    Move the tables to the bottom panel

    Choose Move tables to bottom panel. Every table drawn by that indicator moves into its own panel tab.

  4. 4

    Switch tables or return them to the chart

    Use the panel context menu to switch between moved indicators or send a table back to the chart.

What the feature changes

More chart space, with the table still close by

Pine tables are fixed visual objects. They can show strategy metrics, screener-style reports, or custom statistics, but a large table can cover candles. The new bottom panel keeps that output available without placing it over price.

Pine Script table documentation
  • All tables drawn by one indicator move together.
  • More than one table-based script can use the bottom panel.
  • The panel menu switches indicators or sends a table back.
  • Any script using Pine table functionality is supported.

Build the table visually

Pineify generates the Pine table structure for you

Pineify's Screener type produces standard Pine Script table objects. The generated code defines the table with table.new() and fills its cells with table.cell(), so the result uses TradingView's native table system.

Choose Screener

Start a new script in the Visual Editor and select the Screener type.

Add rows and columns

Choose symbols, timeframes, and the technical values you want in the table.

Set the table layout

Configure its position, page size, headers, borders, colors, text, and calculation range.

Generate and move

Add the generated Pine Script to TradingView, then move its tables into the bottom panel.

Start with a screener template

Configure the table in the Visual Editor, review the generated Pine Script, then add it to your TradingView chart.

Open Visual Editor

Similar names, different views

Indicator tables are not Chart Table View

Both features use rows and columns, but they solve different tasks.

ViewWhat it displaysWhat changes
Indicator tables below the chartCustom table objects drawn by a Pine scriptMoves those objects from the chart into a bottom-panel tab
Chart Table ViewChronological chart rows with symbol and active indicator valuesReplaces the visual chart display with a structured data table
TradingView's Chart Table View guide

Indicator table FAQ

The answers below separate TradingView's display behavior from the script that creates the table.

How do I move indicator tables below the TradingView chart?

Right-click a table and select Move tables to bottom panel. The same command is available from the indicator More menu. TradingView moves every table drawn by that indicator into a separate tab below the chart.

Does the bottom-panel feature work with existing Pine scripts?

Yes. TradingView says the feature works with any script that uses Pine table functionality. The script does not need to be rewritten just to use the new placement option.

Can several indicator tables use the bottom panel?

Yes. You can move more than one table-based script into the panel. Its context menu lets you switch between those indicators or move one back to the chart.

Is this the same as TradingView Chart Table View?

No. Indicator tables below the chart are Pine table objects created by a script. Chart Table View replaces the chart display with chronological rows of symbol and indicator values.

Can Pineify create tables that use this TradingView feature?

Yes. Pineify Visual Editor has a Screener script type that generates standard Pine Script table objects with table.new() and table.cell(). You can configure symbols, timeframes, indicators, table position, page size, and cell styles visually before generating the script.

Continue the workflow

Visual Pine Script Editor

Build indicators, strategies, and screeners with visual controls.

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TradingView indicator limits

Understand plan limits and combine related calculations in one script.

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Pineify Custom Screener

Compare technical snapshots across a saved collection of symbols.

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Screeners and indicator tables organize market data. They do not predict returns or guarantee profitable trades. This page is for information and product education, not investment advice.

Build the table you want to place below the chart

Choose the Screener type, configure the table visually, and generate standard Pine Script for TradingView.

Open Visual Editor