How to present the rendering results in the form of a table?

[tyf2018]

I am currently using the following code to summarize notes with the same label, and now I want to present the summary results in the form of a table. How should I modify the code?

```dataviewjs
var tags = dv.current().file.tags.sort(t => t.name);
if (tags) {
  for (let tag of tags) {
	dv.paragraph(dv.pages(tag).where(p => p.file.name != dv.current().file.name).file.name.array().map(n => `[[${n}]]`).join("<br>")
	)
  }
}

Best regards.

[AB1908]

Use dv.table().

[tyf2018]

Use dv.table().

I modified the code, but it always gives an error. Could you please provide the complete code? Thanks!

[AB1908]

var tags = dv.current().file.tags.sort(t => t.name);
dv.table(["Tags"], tags.map(t => t));

[AB1908]

Hmm I have a feeling your sort is incorrect. There's no attrib name on tags.. Are you trying to sort by filename?

[tyf2018]

Like this? But it always gives an error.

```dataviewjs
var tags = dv.current().file.tags.sort(t => t.name);
dv.table(["Tags"], tags.map(t => t));
```

If it is changed to the following code, although it will be summarized normally, it will not be presented in tabular form.

```dataviewjs
var tags = dv.current().file.tags.sort(t => t.name);
dv.table(["Tags"], tags.map(t => t));
if (tags) {
  for (let tag of tags) {    
	dv.paragraph(dv.pages(tag).where(p => p.file.name != dv.current().file.name).file.name.array().map(n => `[[${n}]]`).join("<br>")
	)
  }
}
```

JS is a bit hard for me and haven't mastered its usage yet.😂

[AB1908]

Oh I completely overlooked this.

tags.map(t=>[t]) should fix it.

[tyf2018]

tags.map(t=>[t])

Thanks for answering patiently. However, the results presented are not what I expected. Forget it, I will give up the optimization and continue to use the original code. Thanks again.

[AB1908]

I have half an hour right now, would you like to run through this on Discord?

[AB1908]

Here's something you can try:

```dataview
table
where contains(file.tags, this.tags)
```

[tyf2018]

table
where contains(file.tags, this.tags)

Great, I didn't expect the code to be written like this, and it met my expected needs.

Thanks a lot!

[AB1908]

table
where contains(file.tags, this.tags)