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Allow large banners to be created quickly by selecting multiple variables in the tree and choosing "create banner"

Be able to set up a table template and apply the template to other tables. Can also export tables WYSIWYG using these templates

User wishes to have a scrollbar on a raw R data table to save some clicks.

SUMMARY: In a recent interaction with a customer they asked if we have the functionality in Displayr to create a Summary Table i.e. a list of brand preferences and then use the sort order of these brands to sort another table i.e. a grid of imagery statements by brand. It will be great if we can potentially add this to Table > Properties > Rules, so that customers do not have to write the R-Code.

Although the feature is accessible, it necessitates multiple clicks and navigating through various menu options, leading to confusion for users with the terms Ascending and Descending being used for sorting labels in a row.

Higher dimensional tables are currently very difficult to work with and extract the required data for your visualizations. Is it possible to make it easier for users to extract the required rows or columns from the table without the need to write code? Here are two examples: Using a combo box to select multiple columns (i.e. Brands) for a single row (i.e. imagery statement) ## Table1 (_BrandsbyStatement)_ uses a combo box to extract a number of brands and shows their result over time. The R-Code is in Table 1. ## Table 2 (_data.for.brand)_ aims to extract multiple statements for multiple brands and trend their results over time. This works perfectly fine if you select a single brand in the combo box, however, the table gets flattened and makes it impossible to show the results for multiple brands over time for multiple statements. It will be great if we can give users more control over extracting the required rows or columns from higher dimensional tables.

Nielsen would like to be able to set the dimensions of a table and have them remain fixed when the data updates or a filter is applied. They have found that if they have a combo box filter applied to a table, when they change the filter, the dimensions of the table change.

Trimmed average Statistic is defined as: The average computed after deleting the lowest 5% and highest 5% of respondents with non-missing values. The user would like to be able to specify the share of values to delete. E.g. to 10% and 15%.

Mindsight would like to add titles to their tables w/out having to using a separate textbox.

GfK has requested the ability (either at the account level or user level) to set up crosstab or table templates to allow default statistics/weights to be applied from the start of a project. Examples include: Show both Count and %s Automatically apply weights The user requested the default application of weights as the highest priority for them. The current way of doing this is to create a “master” table, and then duplicate that over and over again and change the inputs.