Data grids show all the raw data in your data set. You can select which parameters you wish to show. You can display numeric data, images and even the well location (if you have our high content add-on). Alternatively, by showing only the image parameters, you can easily create image galleries.

You can even format the background of the Data Grid to match the field of view of your images, for esthetic purposes:

In the layout below a Data Grid was inserted for "Sample #1". Note the display of raw parameter data for all of the relevant channels. Gates that were assigned to "Sample #1" on the 2D plot (upper left) are displayed in the Data Grid as colored rectangular boxes.

Range gates allow you to select specific objects in your data set to include in a gate. You can then select specific images in your data set and see where they appear on dot plots and other visualizations.

Creating a Range Gate on a Data Grid	A Dot Plot with the Range Gate Applied

You can apply a gate to the data grid, so the data grid only shows the objects within the gate. This allows you to create a gate on any visualization (i.e. a dot plot in the example below) and only see the images of the cells in that gate. 

The data grid on the right is showing on the cells in the "Responding Cells" gate, which was defined in the dot plot on the left.