I have a table with a lot of columns.
As I horizontally scroll across the table, it would be nice if the groups (or maybe just the parent group) would remain fixed on the left side of the screen while I scroll through the table.
Dear @Joshua_Upton,
Have you ever considered the detail layout, like in this post:
Thank you @Jean_Pierre_Traets,
While this is neat, and I will try to integrate this into some sort of summary view, it seems to limit me to only 4 columns in the table within the detail view. Is this customizable?
I have a large table of Signs, filtered by building, then grouped into Floors, Areas within the floor, and finally Sign Type within the Areas. The table view intuitively displays all my location/sizing/pricing/notes in a way that summarizes everything quite well. However as I scroll across the roughly 30 columns to certain sections within the table, it is easy to lose which Floor or Area I am within.
If even just the Floor Group stayed fixed on the left, that would solve the issue, without a large restructure of how I input the data.
EDIT: I am silly, of course I found the table settings after I made this post, I can of course unhide the columns within the table. I still think the limited size of the display is not helping, is there a way for me to expand Coda’s default canvas size?
EDIT 2: While the size is an issue for the desktop experience, this actually has opened up a lot of possibilities on my mobile view.
I think (and hope) they’re working on this.
Here’s a quick note on customizing Details view: Button in one table that adds a row in another table, shows some columns as Hidden even though they are not - #2 by Ander