Flow Screen Components

Edit dates, picklists and lookups right inside your Screen Flow.

The standard Data Table stops at text, numbers and checkboxes. The Avonni Data Table edits 24 field types inline, groups rows, filters them, runs actions and exports to CSV. All inside Flow Builder, no code.

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Four more things the standard table cannot do at all

Every clip below was recorded in a real Salesforce org, in a real screen flow, on 164 real opportunities. Nothing here is a mockup.

Rows fold into groups that carry their own record count, their own amount subtotal and their own pagination. The standard Data Table has no grouping.

A filter panel beside the table, with counts taken from the records themselves. You build nothing in the flow for it. The standard Data Table gives you a search bar and stops there.

Per-row action menus: update a record, open a sub-flow, navigate. The standard Data Table cannot trigger anything from a row.

A real export dialog, with format and encoding. The standard Data Table has no export at all.

Same data, same columns

The same 164 opportunities, in both components

Same org, same seven fields, same sort. Nothing was degraded on one side or dressed up on the other. Each component draws the same records with what it has.

Standard Salesforce Data Table
The standard Salesforce Data Table in a screen flow, showing 164 opportunities as plain text across six columns and cut off at its 400 pixel maximum height

Plain text in every column. No grouping, no totals, no actions. The table stops at 400 pixels tall, which is its documented maximum.

Avonni Data Table
The Avonni Data Table in the same screen flow on the same opportunities, with lead source badges, probability progress bars, a row action menu, an amount total, pagination and a Save bar

Badges, progress bars, a row action menu, an amount total, pagination and a Save bar. Two of these columns are editable inline.

From Salesforce's own docs

What the standard Data Table still cannot do

Based on Salesforce's Data Table Screen Input Component documentation, checked in September 2026. The lines below summarise what it states.

No dates, no picklists, no lookups

Inline editing covers Boolean, Number, Currency, Phone, Email, Percent, Text and Text Area. A close date or a stage still sends the user to another screen.

400 pixels tall, maximum

Salesforce writes it plainly: the maximum height of a Data Table is 400 pixels. Past that, your users scroll inside a box.

1,500 rows shown, 200 selectable

Two hard caps, both documented. Avonni paginates instead.

Not compatible with mobile devices

Salesforce says so in its own considerations. Avonni Flow Screen Components run on desktop, tablet and mobile, though on a phone our docs point you to the Avonni List rather than the Data Table.

No visual column types

Every column renders as text. A deal at 90 percent looks exactly like one at 10 percent.

No grouping, no row actions, no export

Three separate things your flow goes without, or that you build yourself.

Feature by feature

Twenty-six lines, nothing hidden

Each line checked against Salesforce's current documentation in September 2026. Where the standard component caught up, the line says so.

14lines only the Avonni Data Table does
7lines both components do
5lines that are a documented Salesforce limit
FeatureStandard Data TableStandardAvonni Data TableAvonni
Editing
Text, number, currency, phone, email and percent
Added by Salesforce in Spring '26
IncludedIncluded
Date and date/timeNot includedIncluded
PicklistNot includedIncluded
Lookup and relationshipNot includedIncluded
Checkbox and toggle
Added by Salesforce in Spring '26
IncludedIncluded
Rich text, slider, rating, colour and counter, edited in the cellNot includedIncluded
Field types editable inline824
Column display
Plain fields: text, number, date, currency, email, phone, URL, booleanIncludedIncluded
Lookup shown as the related record name, linked
Added by Salesforce in Summer '26
IncludedIncluded
Status badges with colourNot includedIncluded
Progress bars, rings and circlesNot includedIncluded
Avatars, images, QR codes and barcodesNot includedIncluded
Buttons, action menus and file upload inside a cellNot includedIncluded
Column display typesNone34
Working in the table
Search barIncludedIncluded
Column sorting from the header
Added by Salesforce in Spring '26
IncludedIncluded
Row selection: multiple, single or view onlyIncludedIncluded
Field-level filter panel, with countsNot includedIncluded
Grouping, with counts and subtotals per groupNot includedIncluded
Row actions, header actions, CSV and Excel export, paginationNot includedIncluded
Building, and the limits
Built-in query, no Get Records elementNot includedIncluded
Visual builder with a live previewNot includedIncluded
Custom styling and conditionally hidden columnsNot includedIncluded
Maximum table height400 pxNo cap
Rows displayed, rows selectable1,500 / 200Paginated
Mobile devicesNot compatibleSupported
The Component Builder

Configure it in a builder, not in a property sidebar

Pick the object, drag its fields in, set what each column does, and watch the preview answer with your own records. The built-in query pulls them, so your flow needs no Get Records element at all.

Avonni's Salesforce Data Table component is a masterpiece and heads down the best component that they offer. The use cases it has on its own make the product worth buying.

Tyler Teachman
Lead Architect at Hitachi High Tech America

The Data Table ships with 74 other Flow Screen Components

One package, one builder. Kanban, Calendar, Map, Pivot Table, List, Charts, Scheduler and the rest, all configured the same way.

Install it free and edit your first close date this afternoon.

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