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# tableFooterView

The view that displays below the table’s content.

```
var tableFooterView: UIView? { get set }
```

## Discussion

Use this property to specify a footer view for your entire table. The footer view is the last item to appear in the table’s view’s scrolling content, and it’s separate from the footer views you add to individual sections. The default value of this property is `nil`.

When assigning a view to this property, set the height of your view to a nonzero value. The table view respects only the height of your view’s frame rectangle; it adjusts the width of your footer view automatically to match the table view’s width.

## See Also

[`sectionFooterHeight`](/documentation/UIKit/UITableView/sectionFooterHeight)

The height of section footers in the table view.


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