Feezing panes in QTableView?
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Hi,
Do you mean having the tree view shown horizontally rather than vertically ?
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@SGaist said in Pivot table in QTreeView?:
Thanks for an update.
Sorry, the initial information was wrong. I'm using QTableView, not QTreeView.Do you mean having the tree view shown horizontally rather than vertically ?
Actually, I'm implementing a tableview, which is very similar to MS-Excel spread sheet, and it has a lot of number items both horizontally and vertically. (100 * 200 matrix)
The first row and column item works as row's/column's header and the problem is that the matrix is too long to follow both horizontally and vertically. User can't map the item with the header(first row or column).
SO,,,, what I want to achieve is to enable slider(s) but keep first row/column item visible wherever the user is viewing.Thanks,
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Something like the Frozen Column Example ?
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Something like the Frozen Column Example ?
@SGaist Oh,, yes! Thanks for sharing a right approach!!
My goal is something like this and it needs to be written in pyqt5.
The headache parts are- The upper left area where multiple QLabels and QPushButtons can be frozen
- Sort the Frozen Area 2 with View Port.
I need some more time to understand this technique if it will work for my requirment. :)
Thanks!!
Sat -
@SGaist Oh,, yes! Thanks for sharing a right approach!!
My goal is something like this and it needs to be written in pyqt5.
The headache parts are- The upper left area where multiple QLabels and QPushButtons can be frozen
- Sort the Frozen Area 2 with View Port.
I need some more time to understand this technique if it will work for my requirment. :)
Thanks!!
Sat@ShinSat Now I'm customizing and testing the Frozen Column Example in Python and found one issue.
As I mentioned previously, I need to combine two frozen areas(Frozen Area 1 & Frozen Area 2) and want the upper left corner area, which is an overlapped area between the two frozen areas, to stay wherever the current user view is.
How is it possible? Any ideas?Regards,
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@ShinSat Now I'm customizing and testing the Frozen Column Example in Python and found one issue.
As I mentioned previously, I need to combine two frozen areas(Frozen Area 1 & Frozen Area 2) and want the upper left corner area, which is an overlapped area between the two frozen areas, to stay wherever the current user view is.
How is it possible? Any ideas?Regards,
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Yes, you need 3 table views (frozen1, frozen2 and viewport) and a qwidget that contains the controls (the top left area)
