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Anonymous
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How to remove the scroll bar for a Table or Matrix visual when need small width?

Hello,

 

The following is a Matrix. I don't want the scroll bar with the left/right arrows to show up, and I always only need to see the 1st column. How should I do? Is that possible?

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parry2k
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@Anonymous Dont think there is a option for this? May be you need to some different visual for this.



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Anonymous
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Just strech the visual horizontally & scroll bar will disappear,  sorry for the simple answer 🙂 

splourde
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Have you tried using a filter for Top N?

Anonymous
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@splourde what do you mean?

 

i need all the years' info...

parry2k
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@Anonymous Dont think there is a option for this? May be you need to some different visual for this.



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