print all columns setting #6944
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i have a csv file with lots of columns, if I use following code I will get only 20 columns, how can I read all columns?
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lostmygithubaccount
Aug 28, 2023
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hi @Arengard, I'm seeing all the columns after reading the CSV file. depending on how you're using Ibis (i.e. in a terminal) they may not all fit on your screen to print out; typically in VSCode or other editors you can scroll to the right to view all columns example here showing all columns: https://gist.github.com/lostmygithubaccount/80e2e9f18adc0076b13f383c485275a8 |
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hi @Arengard, I'm seeing all the columns after reading the CSV file. depending on how you're using Ibis (i.e. in a terminal) they may not all fit on your screen to print out; typically in VSCode or other editors you can scroll to the right to view all columns
example here showing all columns: https://gist.github.com/lostmygithubaccount/80e2e9f18adc0076b13f383c485275a8