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Table Settings for Clash of Clans War and CWL Analytics
Customize ClansHQ War and CWL tables with calculation, highlight position, formatting, synchronization, and cleanup settings for clan review.
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Every Clash of Clans clan leader reviews performance differently. One leader may want highlighted members at the top of a table, while another may prefer to keep the normal clan order. Some leaders want War and CWL member groups to match; others use separate categories for each competition.
Table Settings gives ClansHQ users more control over those workflows. The settings are available from the settings button in the War Table and CWL Table. They apply to calculations and highlighted-member organization; they do not replace the tables' normal Summary and Breakdown controls, statistic selectors, or sortable column headers.
Adjust which records affect calculations
The Exclude latest war from calculations switch removes the most recent record from calculated values while leaving it visible in the table.
This can be useful when the newest War is still underway or when the latest CWL round is not yet complete. A clan leader can continue seeing the event-level information without allowing an unfinished record to distort averages and other calculated indicators.
The setting affects calculated values only. It does not delete the War or CWL record and does not hide its detailed column.
Control each highlight group separately
ClansHQ provides independent Table Settings sections for Group 1 and Group 2. This builds on the second member highlight group update, allowing leaders to decide how each group appears and behaves.
Pin location
The Pin location control offers three exact options for each group:
- Top moves highlighted members in that group toward the top
- Neutral leaves the group out of highlight-based position changes
- Bottom moves highlighted members in that group toward the bottom
Group 1 and Group 2 can use different positions. A leader could keep one group at the top for active review and another at the bottom, or leave both neutral when clan rank should remain the primary order.
Pin location works alongside the selected table sort. It adds group placement to the review order rather than changing a member's actual clan rank or performance data.
Hide highlighted-member formatting
The Hide highlighted-member formatting switch conceals a group's visual row treatment without deleting its saved member assignments.
This is useful when a leader wants calculations and sorting to be easier to read without colored highlights, or when the group assignment should remain available for a later session. Turning the formatting back on reveals the same saved group members.
Coordinate War and CWL highlight groups
The Sync War and CWL highlights setting keeps the corresponding group aligned between the two tables. If continuous synchronization is turned on, later additions and removals in that group are reflected across War and CWL.
When continuous sync is off, One-time sync combines the current saved members for that group once without enabling future synchronization. This gives leaders a choice between an ongoing shared category and a deliberate one-off update.
Group 1 and Group 2 have separate sync controls. A clan can therefore maintain one shared list across War and CWL while keeping the other group specific to each table.
These controls support practical Clan War League analysis. For example, a leader might synchronize a trusted core group across both tables but maintain separate review groups for regular War and CWL selection.
Remove saved table highlights
The Delete all highlights action removes all saved Group 1 and Group 2 assignments for the table whose settings are open. The confirmation names either the War Table or CWL Table so leaders can verify the scope before proceeding.
This action is permanent for those saved table assignments and cannot be undone. It does not delete clan records, War data, CWL results, or member information.
What is not a Table Setting
ClansHQ tables include other interactive controls, but it is useful to distinguish them from the Table Settings interface:
- Summary and Breakdown are table modes
- Stars, Destruction %, New Stars Obtained, Town Hall Comparison, and Map Comparison are data-view choices where available
- Column headers provide sorting
- Capital Raid has its own data views and sortable columns
Those controls remain part of the normal table interface. Table Settings currently applies specifically to the War and CWL tables and does not add a Capital Raid settings panel.
For an explanation of the two War and CWL layouts, read Summary View for Clash of Clans War and CWL Analysis.
Adapt ClansHQ to your review process
Table Settings makes clan performance tracking more flexible without changing the underlying records. Leaders can exclude an unfinished latest event from calculations, position or visually hide member groups, coordinate highlights between War and CWL, and clear old assignments when their review process changes.
Open your clan dashboard on ClansHQ, choose the War or CWL view, and select the settings button to configure the table for your clan leadership workflow.
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