Note that neither the analytical table nor the grid table are fully responsive. By contrast, the responsive table offers greater flexibility within line items, including the ability to add more data points per cell and the pop-in function. In this case, the analytical table or grid table might be more appropriate because each cell contains only one data point. Both are only available for desktops and tablets, so you will need to take an adaptive approach by offering an additional UI for smartphones. Try using the analytical table or grid table instead they are easier to handle, perform better, and are optimized for handling large numbers of items.

You expect the table to contain more than around 1,000 rows.

Examples include spreadsheet analyses and waterfall charts. In this case, use the analytical table or grid table.

The cell level and the spatial relationship between cells is more important than the line item.

Pay attention to the layout of the list item to ensure that it has a pleasant appearance. In this case, a list might be more appropriate. The main use case is to select one item from several items, with the possibility of viewing only a few details per item.In this case, a select or combo box might be more appropriate. The main use case is to select one item from a very small number of items, without viewing additional details.

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