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Show a table and its map, diagram, timeline or chart together, with selection synced both ways. Use when data appears in two representations at once.

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# Coordinated Data Views

Some data has more than one natural representation. A set of locations has both a map and a list. A dependency network has both a diagram and a node table. A dataset has both a chart and a raw table. When both representations are genuinely useful for different tasks, show them simultaneously and keep them synchronized — this is called a coordinated view.

The core rule: **any selection or highlight made in one view is immediately reflected in the other.**

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## When to Use Coordinated Views

Use coordinated views when:

1. The two representations serve different tasks — the table is for finding/scanning; the visual view is for understanding arrangement or relationships
2. Users will frequently move between the two — not just glance at one occasionally
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