And "name" column has all those entires for which I have created checkboxes. Like

(column)Name: average_speed_answer (col)display: Average Speed of Answer

(column)Name: percent_trunk_usage (col)display: % Trunk Usage

etc... For example:

+-------+-------------------------+-------------------------+--------+
| user  | name                    | display                 | active |
+-------+-------------------------+-------------------------+--------+
| admin | average_speed_answer    | Average Speed of Answer |      1 |
| admin | ivr_call_volume         | IVR Call Volume         |      1 |
| admin | non_outage_call_volume  | Non-Outage Call Volume  |      1 |
| admin | outage_call_volume      | Outage Call Volume      |      1 |
| admin | percent_trunk_usage     | % Trunk Usage           |      1 |
| admin | post_ivr_call_volume    | Post-IVR Call Volume    |      1 |
| admin | pre_ivr_call_volumn     | Pre-IVR Call Volume     |      1 |
| admin | trunk_group_utilization | Trunk Group Utilization |      1 |
+-------+-------------------------+-------------------------+--------+

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