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Datatable Visualizer Activity
Datatable Visualizer Activity
The Datatable Visualizer Activity offers a straightforward method to visually inspect DataTable data in a table view, providing various fields to enhance the data exploration experience.
The Datatable Visualizer Activity offers a straightforward method to visually inspect DataTable data in a table view, providing various fields to enhance the data exploration experience.
Features:
Features:
1. Total No Of Rows:
1. Total No Of Rows:
- Displays the total number of rows in the DataTable.
- Displays the total number of rows in the DataTable.
2. Total No Of Columns:
2. Total No Of Columns:
- Shows the total number of columns in the DataTable.
- Shows the total number of columns in the DataTable.
3. Visible Rows:
3. Visible Rows:
- Indicates the number of currently displayed rows in the TableView for effective visualization.
- Indicates the number of currently displayed rows in the TableView for effective visualization.
4. Visible Columns:
4. Visible Columns:
- Indicates the number of currently displayed columns in the TableView for effective visualization.
- Indicates the number of currently displayed columns in the TableView for effective visualization.
5. Editable Button:
5. Editable Button:
- (Currently in Development) - Edit mode is under development and will be available soon.
- (Currently in Development) - Edit mode is under development and will be available soon.
6. Done Button:
6. Done Button:
- Closes the TableView when clicked.
- Closes the TableView when clicked.
Activity Inputs:
Activity Inputs:
1. Datatable:
1. Datatable:
- Add a DataTable (Refer to important notes for limitations).
- Add a DataTable (Refer to important notes for limitations).
2. Visible Rows:
2. Visible Rows:
- Specify the desired number of rows to display.
- Specify the desired number of rows to display.
- Note:
- Note:
- If the specified visible rows exceed the maximum threshold, it will be limited to the maximum allowed rows.
- If the specified visible rows exceed the maximum threshold, it will be limited to the maximum allowed rows.
- If left empty, the entire DataTable will be used, considering the maximum rows threshold.
- If left empty, the entire DataTable will be used, considering the maximum rows threshold.
3. Column Range:
3. Column Range:
- Provide a column range, e.g., 2:10 (startColumn:endColumn).
- Provide a column range, e.g., 2:10 (startColumn:endColumn).
- Note:
- Note:
- The range should be provided as a count, not as an index of the columns.
- The range should be provided as a count, not as an index of the columns.
- The max column threshold will also be applied to the total column count for Column Range.
- The max column threshold will also be applied to the total column count for Column Range.
4. Column Names:
4. Column Names:
- Provide column names.
- Provide column names.
- Note:
- Note:
- If the Column Range field is provided, the Column Names field will not be considered.
- If the Column Range field is provided, the Column Names field will not be considered.
- The max column threshold will also be applied to the total column count for Column Names.
- The max column threshold will also be applied to the total column count for Column Names.
Important Notes:
Important Notes:
- Maximum Displayed Rows:
- Maximum Displayed Rows:
- The TableView will display a maximum of 1.5 million rows (15 lakhs).
- The TableView will display a maximum of 1.5 million rows (15 lakhs).
- Maximum Displayed Columns:
- Maximum Displayed Columns:
- The TableView supports a maximum of 20,000 columns (20k).
- The TableView supports a maximum of 20,000 columns (20k).