> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.labii.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.labii.com/widgets/column-widgets/advanced.md).

# Advanced

## Overview

The Advanced Widget type in Labii represents a sophisticated category of tools designed for users who require enhanced functionality and deeper customization. Unlike standard widgets, advanced widgets come with intricate configurations tailored to specific needs, offering unparalleled flexibility and precision. Due to their complexity, these widgets cannot be easily grouped or simplified, making them ideal for managing specialized workflows and intricate datasets. Whether you need to handle complex calculations, integrate external systems, or execute highly specialized tasks, Labii’s advanced widgets provide the versatility and control needed to meet your most demanding requirements.

## Widgets

* [**Subtitle**](/widgets/column-widgets/advanced/subtitle.md) - Use Subtitle widget to enhance data organization and presentation within forms and column views.
* [**Rating**](/widgets/column-widgets/advanced/rating.md) - Evaluate or assess items based on quality, quantity, or a combination of both.
* [**Nested Fields**](/widgets/column-widgets/advanced/nested-fields.md) - Track and manage multiple related items using custom-defined fields.
* [**Storage Coordinates**](/widgets/column-widgets/advanced/storage-coordinates.md) - Efficiently locate, document, and store precise coordinates for any item in a designated storage space


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