Table Row Limit when Publishing Card

theCliffs

When publishing a table card, the publication displays a limited number of rows. I'm requesting that if a card displaying data in a tabular format is published, it should display all rows and not be limited to a set height. This may require a scrollbar to view all rows.

 

Thank you for considering this.

product_John

Thank you for submitting this @theCliffs.  I am assigning to our product manager @michaelf for review.

michaelf

@theCliffs thanks for the feedback! It's great to hear that this is a need. We'll take a look at this and see what we can do to allow you to see all that data.

michaelf

domo_card

One more upvote to this idea from my side. 

mbelmont

 Is there any progress on this suggestion?  It would be incredible helpful if we were able to set a number of pages (or some other solution) for a table to be published into the .PPT format when the table is otherwise large.

 

Thanks!

user007743

Im in the same situation. It would be great if this feature is available. Another idea would be to export the object table into the ppt. I mean, The cutted table is fine but the detail of the other elements cutted off could be inserted as a excel object into the ppt slide

[Deleted User]

@btm @michaelf 

Can you guys provide an update please?

Thanks!

Dani

lucywo

@michaelf @DaniBoy

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@theCliffs wrote:

When publishing a table card, the publication displays a limited number of rows. I'm requesting that if a card displaying data in a tabular format is published, it should display all rows and not be limited to a set height. This may require a scrollbar to view all rows.

 

Thank you for considering this.

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hi there, any updates on this? It is really helpful to view all the data.

lucywo

vote for this

user00785

Seems like a fundamental flaw in the way publications work. Why even allow table publication when a table longer than a single ppt slide would be displayed improperly? The entire purpose of using publications for us is to *avoid* relying on powerpoint slides or excel spreadsheets

user03572

@michaelf and @DaniBoy, any update on this feature?

user00785

crickets

user02961

Any further update?  We have the same need here - to scroll onto multiple pages when a table card is published that wont fit on one slide.  Please approve to development.  There are 10 of us here, so 10 votes for this one!

LindsayM

 Please, some sort of report viewing / printing solution is needed for cards with too much data to be displayed onto one slide. 

[Deleted User]

@user02961 I will add some weight to this but it would be helpful for all of your colleagues to come in and vote this up please.

user02004

As the Black Eyed Peas would say "Let's get it started!"

mbelmont

I am so on board with this.  Working on my team as well.

user05750

Bump.

user076323

A vote for me as well.

 

Cut off tables do not represent the correct dataset for report exports.

user01229

Amazing that this idea has gotten absolutely nowhere in 4 years. 

Unknown

They're too busy nickel and diming all their clients to using their flawed Data Science Tiles....

PhilD

What exactly is the use-case to publish a table that is randomly cut off at a certain point leaving no way to view the rest of the table? When would I want this to behave this way?

 

I just discovered this after not checking and basing a whole process around this, only to find that the scroll bar in a published table is just a picture of a scrollbar and does not actually let the user scroll down. Now I have a table publised and only the first two-thirds is viewable.

 

I suppose this is my fault for assuming that something on a published web-view that looked like a scrollbar would behave like a scrollbar.