# Workflow\.list\_tables

### Workflow.<mark style="color:purple;">list\_tables</mark>(*max\_results=None*) → list<[Table](/api/client-libraries/redivis-python/reference/table.md)>

Returns a list of tables within the workflow. Only tables created by the workflow will be included (e.g., tables within datasources that have been added to the workflow will not be present).

### **Parameters:**

**`max_results` :&#x20;*****int, default None***\
If specified, will only return up to max\_results tables

### **Returns:**&#x20;

**list<**[**Table**](/api/client-libraries/redivis-python/reference/table.md)**>**

### **Examples:**

```python
workflow = redivis.user("imathews").workflow("example_workflow_climate_analysis")
tables = workflow.list_tables()

for table in tables:
    print(table.properties) # Properties will be populated with the table.list resource representation
```


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