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Fit-to-size all columns #50
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Can you please confirm if Excel, LibreOffice, Numbers does it this way. Or do they do something different? |
@fulldecent I don't have access to Excel or LibreOffice, but here are a few screenshots - after doing that I think the experience in Numbers makes most sense... Table ToolOpens with all columns identically sized: There's no way to resize all columns to fit at the same time. Double-clicking each individual heading resizes the column to the width of maximum data, but headings are obscured: Google DocsOpens with all columns identically sized: Selecting all columns and choosing to resize, does headings and data: NumbersOpens with all columns (headings and data) sized to fit: |
Presently, Table Tool does not allow you to select individual columns. When using the click-drag gesture, a column is selected and then moved to reorder. Would you please recommend specifically how the resize multiple columns feature might be implemented? |
@fulldecent Thanks for getting back to me! Sure, here's a GIF of how Numbers does it:
The aim here is to make it easier for the user to quickly see all data in a CSV via auto-sizing - two issues currently prevent this:
I think there are three alternative implementations for the feature:
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Currently we can double click in between columns and it will fit-to-size. It'd be wonderful if, when doing this with multiple columns selected, they all magically resized as appropriate.
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