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What are the guidelines for showing many columns in an ipad app?

What are the guidelines for showing many columns in an ipad app?

I’m creating an app for an ipad where it should show a table with someinformation, more than 7 columns. I looked in to Human Interface Guidelines for tables but there is only information for tables with one column and navigation. What are …

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