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Favourite correlations table

In the favourite correlations table if you have full 10 factors to track, as you go further down, it is not easy to follow the columns tags (health outcomes) to which the factor refers. It would be great to have health outcomes listed on the bottom of the table as well as in the top.

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Suggested 28 May 2022 by user Amako Sudeki

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  • 28 May 2022 Amako Sudeki suggested this task

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    Eoghan

    Hi Amako! Thanks for your suggestion. I think this could be very valuable for those who have the full 10 factors. Is there anything else we could do to help improve favourite correlations? Would a landscape view of them help?

    01 June 2022

  • 01 June 2022 Eoghan approved this task

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    Matthew Burd

    If possible, maybe the row headings can stay constant at the top of the table until you scroll through it entirely—like when you freeze the top row in an Excel spreadsheet. Thanks for a great product, it has been extremely insightful for me!

    05 January 2023
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    Matthew Burd
    Matthew Burd: If possible, maybe the …

    I saw today that this function was implemented. Thank you!!

    24 January 2023