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Ability to freeze data column headers in Analytics

Anaise Higgins - Oracle

Description

The ability to freeze the first row of Analytics tables to be able to see column headers while scrolling down (as you can do in Excel)

Use Case and Business Need

Useful for when viewing large, long tables to prevent the users from having to repeatedly scroll back up to remember the column headers.

Original Idea Number: 06dfef2814

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Pravin Janardanam-Oracle

By "Analytics Tables", are you referring to the Table Visualization? Table viz does freeze the column headers by default.

Anaise Higgins - Oracle

No, not Table Visualization.

ALOK SH-Oracle

You can go to the table view properties and edit ,then select Radio button as " Fixed headers with scrolling content". It will freeze the Column Header only column data will scroll.

Please check.

Anaise Higgins - Oracle

Hi Alok,

Thank you, I have checked this. When fixed headers is selected, you now have to scroll to the sides to see the whole table. Ideally, we would be able to see everything in the table without scrolling.

ALOK SH-Oracle

Hi Anaise,

Yes Correct. When select " Fixed headers with scrolling content" ,We have to scroll to the sides to view the content.

Try with "Content paging" and set Rows per Page =25 .Then

Header would not lost but again you have to click on paging to see the next set of data.

Anaise Higgins - Oracle

Hi Alok,

Thank you. This helps us achieve what we were looking for.

ALOK SH-Oracle

Great. You're welcome.

Ursula Ortiz -Oracle

Is this available on OAC DV? I only see the capability to freeze the totals in tables but not the headers