Row Configurations

Columns and rows are different ways that data can be organized into a grid. Rows and columns are different when it comes to data organization. This support article provides an overview of row customization. Refer to this support article for an overview of row concepts.

Data in a column is aligned vertically from top to bottom, while data in a row are arranged horizontally from left to right.

Navigating Row Configurations

Reordering rows

You can reorder rows in a table by dragging and dropping them.

To reorder your views,

  1. Identify the row you want to move
  2. Click and hold on the drag handle on the left-hand side of the view
  3. Move to its new location

Reordering rows

Note that you can only reorder rows when there is no manually sorting of the grid. For more details on sorting rows manually and automatically within a grid view, check this article.

Adjust the width of each row

New grid views by default show rows at a set width. However, if you’d like to be able to see more data for your cells, then you can adjust the column width. The column width attribute can be adjusted based on the content of the cells in the column.

To expand a single row at a time,

  1. Click and hold your mouse on the dividing line next to the title of any field to lengthen or shorten the width as desired.
  2. Drag the line to increase the width. You’ll see a blue bar appear with the indicator.
  3. Unclick at the desired width to view more information in each cell

Adjust the width of each row

Deleting a row

To delete an individual item in a row, right-click on the row and select ‘Delete row’.

Deleting a row

Multi-select rows

To multi-select a row, hold down the mouse and drag across the rows to select the.

Multi-select rows

Multi-selecting rows are limited to 200 selections at a time.

Moving rows using copy-and-paste functions

Copy and paste your Row information into another Row in Grid view with ease. Simply select the cells you wish to copy by clicking and pasting them with a keyboard shortcut - cmd/ctrl + v.

Moving rows using copy-and-paste functions

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