The Table (List) View
Summary: 
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What is Its Purpose?
The Table (list) View can handle very large sets of data. Lots of records. So when you want to find and sort groups of similar things in or across projects and programs, use the Table View.
For Example:
Searching through large numbers of Tasks, and Sorting them - for example, by Priority, Points, Hours, Due Date. Searching through Candidates. Searching through Leads, Opportunities and Deals Managing Queues of Tickets. Managing Lists, like Bug lists. Managing Articles, Definitions, References. Managing Assets, [Liabilities], Expenses, Adjustments, Transfers, [Commissions].
But, Can't I Just Use Search?
The Main Search helps you find a single thing. If you want to find groups of things, then use the Table View.
But Wait, I Can See Both Stories and Their Subtasks At The Same Time?
Yes, and that's by design. You can always filter stories and task separately. But if you want to search for all stories with tasks containing some property, use the Outline View, because every found task is displayed with it's full list of parents.
How is it Different from the Pad (List) View?
The List View can be rearranged, but not sorted. The Table View can be sorted but not rearranged.
How is it Different from the Inbox: Responsibilities View?
The Responsibilities View reflects the Workflow States. The Table View reflects the Workspace Filters. What does that mean? It means if your work is driven largely by responsibility for a step in a workflow you'll prefer the Inbox:Responsibilities View. If you are responsible for creating or completing tasks, you'll want to use the table view.
What Actions Can I Take?
All the Drag and Drop Events
• Drag and Drop to Tag or Remove Tag • Drag and Drop to Schedule and Assign • Drag and Drop to Change Stage • Drag and Drop to Move Between Projects or Deliverables • Drag and Drop to the Dock
More... See Dragging and Dropping Tasks for more information
Select a Task
Click on a row to select it. If the Task Detail Panel is open, it will display the selected Task.
Double Click to Open
Double Click on a row to open the Task in a sliding page.
Add a Task
To add a Task use +Task.
• Select +Task. A sliding panel will open for the New Task.
Note: Runcible will fill in whatever fields it can by using the Sections on your board.
• Enter the Task Name.
The other fields should be optional unless you’ve created restrictions on in your workflow.
• Press Save. The workspace will be updated momentarily with your changes.
More... See Using +Task for more information
Edit a Task
To Edit a Task either:
• Open the Task Detail Panel. Select a Task. And in the Task Detail Panel select "Edit". Or • Double Click to open the Task in a sliding page. In the Sliding Page, then select "Edit".
There is no edit-in-place, or edit panel in the Table View.
Select Fields to Display
Select the Column Visibility button to display the column menu.
Then select or deselect fields to hide or show them.
Sort by a Column
To sort the table select the column heading of the field you want to sort by. Select it again to reverse the sort. Select it again to return to the original sort.
Export The Data
You can export the data in three formats:
• An Excel (.xls) file • An Adobe PDF (.pdf) file • And to a Printer
Alt-f to Open the Filter Menu
Press Alt-f to open and set focus on the Filter Panel.
Can I Add Fields?
Not yet, no. But you CAN filter for almost any field using the smart tags.
Hint: Yes, it's easy for us to add fields to the table in the future.