UPCOMING WEBINAR: From Thousands of Tables To One Clear Story: using AI in survey analysis Displayr retains the resized version of your table, including after filters are applied, and when rows and columns are merged or hidden. This article explains how resizing works and how to restore the table's size to its original state.
Requirements
- One of Displayr's drag-and-drop tables. For more information, see: Creating Summary Tables and Crosstabs, or
- An R-based table, such as a combined table, a pasted or entered table, or a table created using a custom calculation.
Method
How resizing takes effect on a table, even after rows and columns are changed by combining rows/columns, hiding rows/columns, and/or applying filters:
- If you resize the width but not the height of a table, the width will remain the same, but the height will be auto-resized.
- If you change the height but not the width of a table, the height will remain the same, but the width will be auto-resized.
- If you change BOTH the width and height of a table, both the height and width will auto-resize.
Reverting to the default settings
To revert to the default settings:
- Select the table.
- Go to Properties
, and click on Appearance > Layout > Reset size.
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