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How to show different types of drill downs in a powerful table

How to show different types of drill downs in a powerful table

Looking for some ideas to a problem we have in a corporate application and how did you solve them.

There will be a powerful table (inside a widget that user will create on its own, but thats not relevant), from where you wil…

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