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General - table component question

Urva

Hi Etienne,

Have general questions on Table components

1) Is there a way to default number of rows in table component from 5 to 10.

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2)  Changing the number of rows to 10 if that is an option would that affect any performance?

3) Is there a way to force column width on the table components by request type (as the column width may differ)

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    Hi Urva,

    1) I'm not aware of any way now, but feel free to submit this as a new Idea.

    2) No expected performance impact - the only risk is to end up showing too much data to users, overloading the page.

    3) You only have the choice to configure column Width with arbitrary "1/2/3" values in the Table Component definition, this size cannot change depending on the Request Type. However, you could create different table component validation per request type.

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    1) Done.

    3) It is not for the TC but the columns within the TC.

    Ability to adjust/ mention the column width within the TC. Such that the header of the column is not truncated E.g. Description is cut to Des

    We should enhance the TC configuration as this field is very helpful and enabling more configuration will help widen the usage of TC.

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    Hi Urva,

    I'm also talking about the TC columns: You can make them larger in the TC Validation "Layout" tab - increase the "Field width" of the selected Field, and the column in the TC should be larger:

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