This article describes how to go from a Displayr document that displays all pages, variables, outputs, and objects when viewed and exported:
To a state where selected items are hidden in View/Explore mode or exports:
Requirements
A Displayr document
Method 1 - Via the Tools menu
To hide any page, variable, output, or object, select the page, variable, or item(s), then go to Tools > Hide.
To unhide any page, variable, output, or object, select the page, variable, or item(s), then go to Tools > Hide.
Method 2 - Using right-click on the page, variable, output, or object
To hide any page, variable, output, or object in your document, right-click the page, variable, or item(s), and select Hide.
To unhide any page, variable, output, or object in your document, right-click the hidden page, variable, or item(s), and select Unhide.
Hidden pages, objects, and outputs will have Hidden from exports & publishing ticked in General > General.
For objects and outputs on a page, you additionally have the option of only hiding these items from exports while allowing them to still be available in View/Explore mode. This can be achieved by unchecking Hidden from exports & publishing and instead checking Hidden from exports.
Hidden variables and variable sets will have Hidden (except in variables and code) ticked in Data > Properties.
Method - Hiding rows and columns
To hide a row or column on a built-in drag and drop table, you can right click the row/column header and click Hide, see the gif below. This will hide the category from all tables and visualizations that use the variable set, but it will still be included in NETs and stat testing. If you'd like to instead, treat the category as missing data, you will right click and choose Delete. There are also several built-in table rules that you can use to hide rows and columns by name or criteria (such as Hide Empty Rows and Columns) on selected tables only, look in the Work With Rows, Columns, NETs and Merged Categories section of the help center for more examples.
To hide rows or columns on a table or visualization created via the Visualization menu, you will look for the appropriate field on the Data tab of the item's object inspector.
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