Frozen Table Headers for Clash of Clans Clan Analytics

ClansHQ keeps table column headers visible while you scroll through clan analytics. On a clan dashboard, the Members, War, Clan War League (CWL), and Capital Raid tables keep their headings at the top of the viewing area as you move down the rows. This helps you match each member's numbers to the correct statistic without repeatedly scrolling back to the table's beginning.

The page continues to scroll normally. On desktop, frozen headers sit below the site navigation. On mobile, they sit at the top of the screen while the table is in view. Once you scroll past the table, its frozen header leaves the screen.

Which clan dashboard tables have frozen headers?

Frozen column headers apply across the clan dashboard:

• Members: roster headings such as Town Hall, role, donations, and Overall Impact.
• War Summary: member statistics, including the grouped attack and defense headings and their star-rate labels.
• War Breakdown: summary columns and individual war opponent headings.
• CWL Summary and Breakdown: summary statistics or the selected season's individual round headings.
• CWL Net Gain Trend: member, overall, and season-by-season comparison headings.
• Capital Raid: member statistics and the available Raid Weekend headings.

Where a table has two header rows, both rows remain together. You can still distinguish an attack star rate from a defense star rate as you review members farther down the roster.

How do I freeze the headers?

There is no setting to enable. Open your clan dashboard, choose a table, and scroll down through its members. The header stays visible once the original column headings reach the top of the viewing area.

Scroll back toward the table's beginning and its headings return to their normal position. Scroll beyond its final rows and the frozen header moves out of view. Table titles, filters, settings buttons, and the dashboard's view selector continue to scroll with the page.

Can I still sort statistics from the frozen header?

Yes. Sortable column headings retain their sorting actions while frozen. For example, you can sort War Summary by Average New Stars or Missed without returning to the table's first row. The sort indicator updates with the selected heading and direction.

Existing header actions also remain available, such as selecting a war opponent in War Breakdown. Freezing a header changes how you follow the table on screen; it does not change the underlying calculations or the selected data.

Read the Summary and Breakdown guide for choosing a view, or the monthly War statistics guide for narrowing regular War Records to an available month.

What happens when I scroll a wide table sideways?

The frozen header follows the table's horizontal position so its headings stay aligned with the values below. Existing desktop columns that remain visible during horizontal scrolling keep their behavior, including the member column where supported.

On phones, wide tables remain horizontally scrollable. Vertical page scrolling keeps the column headings in view, and sideways scrolling lets you inspect additional statistics, wars, seasons, or Raid Weekends. These are separate directions of movement within the same review.

See the mobile clan tracker guide for the wider phone and tablet workflow.

How does this help a clan leader review performance?

A long roster can put a member's statistics far below their original headings. Keeping those labels visible helps you check whether you are reading Average Stars or Average New Stars, attack or defense rates, or one season rather than another.

A practical review is to choose the period or season, sort by the statistic you want to investigate, and scroll through the roster with its headings in view. Use Breakdown when you need the individual attacks or matchups behind a summary result.

For regular wars, start with the War Tracker guide. The CWL Tracker guide explains round and season analysis, and the Capital Raid Tracker guide covers Raid Weekend contribution.

Does freezing headers affect scores or saved preferences?

No. Frozen headers are a display feature. Existing month and season selections, member highlight groups, sorting rules, and calculation settings continue to determine what you see and how statistics are calculated. The feature does not add history or turn a partial set of records into a complete archive.

Statistics remain evidence for lineup and coaching decisions. Matchup difficulty, assignments, participation, and sample size still matter when interpreting a result.

Search for your clan and scroll through a table to review its rows with the column labels in view.

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