# Script to generate bindings

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**Category:** Ignition\
**Tags:** perspective\
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You can generate a dataset or an array of objects and bind that to the table's data property. Here's an example of the latter;

```python

folderPath = "[path/to/tags]"
tagPaths = system.tag.browse(folderPath)
tagObjects = []

for tag in tagPaths:
	tagPath = folderPath + "/" + tag["name"]
	tagValue = system.tag.readBlocking([tagPath])[0].value
	tagObject = {
		"tagName": tag["name"],
		"tagValue": tagValue
	}
	tagObjects.append(tagObject)

return tagObjects

```

You'd then configure 2 column objects `tagName` and `tagValue`. This will populate your table with tags from your tag provider. You can check out this thread, I think there could be a lot of useful info for you;

[Perspective table edit example, please - Ignition - Inductive Automation Forum](https://forum.inductiveautomation.com/t/perspective-table-edit-example-please/25050)

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