In Filament tables, you can show whatever you want using a custom ViewColumn. Let's see how we can show a rating by showing stars.

When you have a rating count, you can show the stars by using a ViewColumn and passing the view.
use Filament\Tables;use Filament\Tables\Table; public static function table(Table $table): Table{    return $table        ->columns([            Tables\Columns\TextColumn::make('name'),            Tables\Columns\ViewColumn::make('rating')                 ->view('tables.columns.rating'),        ])        // ...}This assumes that the View file location is resources/views/filament/tables/columns/rating.blade.php.
The value of the Model attribute in the View file can be obtained using $getState().
In the View, we can first make an if check to see if the state is blank and if it shows a placeholder message. Otherwise, using a for loop, we can show a star icon from the heroicons.
@php    $state = $getState();@endphp <div class="flex">    @if(blank($state))        <x-filament-tables::columns.placeholder>            Not Rated        </x-filament-tables::columns.placeholder>    @else        @for($i = 1; $i <= 5; $i++)            <div                @class([                    'text-gray-200' => $state < $i,                    'text-primary-500' => $state >= $i,                ])            >                <x-icon name="heroicon-s-star" class="w-6 h-6 pointer-events-none" />            </div>        @endfor    @endif</div>Here's the result:

As an alternative, you can use mokhosh/filament-rating, which has fields for form, table, and infolist.
This tutorial's code comes from our Project Example Product Star-Based Rating with Custom Popup
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