Rows: Format of the rows of values for property and qualifiers. The property uses the placeholder $0 and the qualifiers $1 to $x. By default it is . You can include list tags * or # and also templates or parser functions not expanded: templateunnamed parameternamenamed parameter. If used with parameter "references" (see above) you must include the placeholder $R0 for references. Previous format to apply to $1-$x defined in rowformat, only if there is any value. For example "rowformat=$0 $1" and "rowsubformat1=($1)" gives "$0 ($1)" or "$0" if $1 is void, avoiding empty parenthesis. A rowsubformat may have several variables $1-$x. Note that substitutions are made consecutively in numeric order, so it may include a posterior $x but not an anterior one as it has been already handled. with values 0 to x, it sorts the table per property (0) or per qualifier (1 to x). Sorting is in ascending order alphabetically, numerically or by date. It accepts multiple sorting keys with any separator, i.e. . By default it sorts the property by rank (preferred, normal), and by order in Wikidata. sorts in descending order. With any other value, or by default, it sorts in ascending order. If tablesort is used with multiple keys, the sorting order is applied to all the keys. shows only the first row of the table, according to the order indicated or by default.