Hide & Reorder Fields

Customize which columns are visible and their display order. Each view can have its own field visibility and order: show only what matters for that context.

Hiding fields

Hide columns you don't need to see without deleting them or their data:

  1. Click Fields in the toolbar (or right-click any column header → Hide field)
  2. The fields panel shows all columns with toggle switches
  3. Toggle OFF any field to hide it
  4. Toggle ON to show it again

Hidden fields:

  • Are invisible in the current view
  • Still exist in the table with all their data
  • Still appear in row detail (expand any row to see all fields)
  • Are still accessible in workflows and API
  • Can have different visibility per view

Quick hide

Right-click any column header → Hide field to hide it immediately.

Reordering fields

Change the left-to-right order of columns:

Drag in the fields panel

  1. Open the Fields panel
  2. Drag fields up/down to reorder
  3. The table updates immediately

Drag column headers

Click and drag any column header left or right directly in the grid.

Pinning fields

Pin important columns so they stay visible when scrolling horizontally:

  1. Right-click a column header → Pin field
  2. Pinned fields freeze on the left side of the grid
  3. Other columns scroll behind them
ActionHow
PinRight-click header → Pin field
UnpinRight-click header → Unpin field
Pin multiplePin as many fields as needed; they all freeze on the left

The primary field (first column) is pinned by default.

Column width

Resize columns to fit your data:

MethodHow
DragHover on the column border in the header row, drag left/right
Double-clickDouble-click the column border to auto-fit width to content
Set widthRight-click header → Column width → enter a pixel value

Per-view customization

Field visibility, order, pinning, and width are saved per view:

  • "Overview" view: show Name, Status, Priority, Assignee (4 columns)
  • "Detail" view: show all 20 columns
  • "Export" view: show Name, Email, Phone, Company (4 columns)

Each view remembers its own field configuration independently.

Tip

Create a "Clean" view with only 5-7 essential columns for daily use, and a "Full" view with all columns for occasional detailed review. This keeps the main interface uncluttered.

Note

Hiding a field does NOT delete its data. The column and all its values remain in the table. Only the visual display in the current view is affected.