TPL Tables

Okay, so imagine you have a big box of different kinds of toys like dolls, cars, and blocks. Then, you want to group them together based on what they are. For example, you put all the dolls in one pile, all the cars in another pile, and all the blocks in a third pile. This way it's easier to find what you are looking for and keep things organized.

TPL tables do a similar thing, but with information instead of toys. They help organize and sort data in a way that makes it easier for people to understand and use.

Think of a big spreadsheet with a lot of different columns and rows. It could be very confusing to look at and make sense of. But TPL tables can take the information in that spreadsheet and group it together based on certain categories. For example, you could group all the information about a certain type of product together in one section of the table.

This way, when people look at the table, it's easier to find what they are looking for and understand the information. It also makes it easier to do things with the data, like analyze it or make decisions based on it.

So basically, a TPL table is like a big toy box with different sections for different toys. But instead of toys, it's for information and data.