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# List View Grid

GridMate provides a lightning grid component **GM - ListView Grid** to display list views with advanced features and bypass Salesforce standard UI limitations like the number of columns and rows. 

In this tutorial, we will create an app page for account management using **GM - ListView Grid**.

1. From Setup, create an app page in the Lightning App Builder.
2. From the components list, drag and drop the component **GM - ListView Grid**.
3. The grid component is now ready for configuration in the Lightning App Builder.
4. The property values can be configured to tailor the data grid to the needs of the end-user.
5. To perform a quick configuration, populate required property values: 
   * Related Object Name : ***Account***
   * ListView Name : ***AllAccounts***
   * Row Limit : **500**
   * Page Size : **50**
   * Custom Icon : ***standard:account***
   * Grid Height : **9999**
   * Search Fields : **Name,BillingCity**
   * Wildcard Search : **Checked**
   * Show Border : ***Checked***
   * Show Column Border : ***Checked***

Below is a step by step tutorial to configure the **GM - ListView Grid** component.

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GM - ListView Grid
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