Table Column Picker
To close: Write the Outcome (extraction landed via c95) · Move to HISTORY.md
last activity Sep 27
Listing tables were getting wide, and nothing let a person hide the columns they didn't need.
A Columns button now opens a checklist that shows or hides table columns, with a badge counting what's visible. The next cycle moved it into the library and onto the app's listings.
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What changed
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A Columns button above the table shows or hides each column, and its badge says how many are showing.
Hide the columns you don't need · came from Mark Parsonopen →
- 2
The list now opens above the button, so the columns you're toggling stay in view.
The list opens upward · came from Mark Parsonopen →
- The next cycle moved both parts into the shared library and seated the picker at the end of the quick-filter strip. In words
How we got here
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c93-D1 The picker works on the data table, as a checkbox popover above the whole table. — Mark Parson
c93-D2 Show and hide only: no reordering and no saved preference. — Mark Parson
c93-D3 The identity column is locked, and at least one column always stays visible. — Mark Parson
A Columns button above the table shows or hides each column, and its badge says how many are showing.
From the record: no recorded conversation behind this one.
c93-D4 The panel can open above its button, so the table stays visible while you toggle. — Mark Parson
The list now opens above the button, so the columns you're toggling stay in view.
Thanks to
People outside Qpoint first. Every thank-you points at something they said or made.
Ruled the picker's shape and spotted the covered columns
Settled all seven open questions on the day the plan was written (popover on the table, show and hide only, a locked first column, its own popover part), then asked for the panel to open upward after seeing it cover the columns.
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The full record 7 decisions · 4 key-change entries · 585 words · 3 captures
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