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How to collapse the summary panel by default (#68)
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Double clicking on a column name will also bring the column into focus in the data grid, allowing for quickly navigating wider data.
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1. The summary panel quickly collapsed by dragging it to the edge or clicking on the collapse button after hovering over the grid and summary panel divider.
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1. The summary panel can be collapsed by dragging the grid and summary panel divider to the edge or by clicking on the collapse button after hovering over the divider. If you prefer to collapse the summary panel by default, this can be configured via the `dataExplorer.summaryCollapsed` setting.
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2. The summary panel can also be placed on the left or right side of the Data Explorer via the Layout control.
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![Data Explorer summary panel collapse and placement](images/data-explorer-summary-panel-placement.png){width=700}
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When creating a new filter, you will first need to select a column either by scrolling the full list or searching across columns for a specific string. Once a column is selected, the available filters for that column type will be displayed. Alternatively, the context menu in each column label of the data grid also allows for creating filters with the column name pre-populated.
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Available filters vary according to the column type. For example, string columns have filter affordances for: contains, starts or ends with, is empty, or exact matches. Alternatively, numeric columns have logical operations such as: is less than or greater than, is equal to, or is inclusively between two values.
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Available filters vary according to the column type. For example, string columns have filter affordances for: contains, starts or ends with, is empty, or exact matches. Alternatively, numeric columns have logical operations such as: is less than or greater than, is equal to, or is inclusively between two values.

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