Dynamic table flashing one row but hiding others

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Godd Morning

I am using a dynamic table that shows several rows since the idea is that the first two rows are collapsed and as you display their values (displaying each of the consecutive values), the value of the following rows will appear. Dynamic table is configured so its option is “design=tabular” and “position of values = columns”.

This works fine however the table shows a behaviour that I would like to avoid. At a first moment table shows all rows and data, however when you pass the mouse over the table the first row the mouse touches is “hightligted” some how and the others seems to be hidden. This behaviour is something I would like to avoid, but also this hightlight itself is not working fine as when you move the mouse over the table there is no “refresh” on the row you are positioned only showing the first row that has been hightlighted. Seems like it gets frozen and you need to move the mouse out of the table so all infor appears back, but when you try to move the mouse again over the table same behaviour happens. (Please see png attached).

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How can I remove this behaviour fo the table?.

Thanks a lot

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Hello @Jlabuelo hope this message finds you well!!

If I understand well, maybe the described behaviour seems to be related to the style or interaction settings of the pivot table. Unfortunately, qs does not allow detailed customisation of mouse-over behaviour directly within its interface. However, you may consider the following approaches:

1. Disable Interactivity

To disable interactivity in a table on Amazon Quick Sight, follow these steps:

  • Access the Dashboard: Open the dashboard where your table is located.
  • Select the Table: Click on the table you wish to modify.
  • Interactivity Settings: In the properties panel on the right, look for options related to interactivity, such as “Drill-down” or “Filters based on selection”.
  • Disable Interactivity Options: Uncheck or disable any options that allow interactivity, such as drill-down or filters. This may include disabling the “Enable drill-down” or “Enable filtering” options.

2. Change Table Style

If the behaviour is caused by a specific style, you can try changing the table design to another format (e.g., “pivot” instead of “tabular”) and check if the issue persists.

3. Consider Highcharts for Custom Styling

If you need greater control over the style and behaviour, consider exporting the data to an environment where you can use libraries like Highcharts. Highcharts allows detailed CSS customisations and interaction behaviour, offering more flexibility to create visualisations that meet your specific needs.

Please, tell me if it helps you!!

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Hello, first of all thanks a lot for your help!. I have followed option 1 and worked fine!.

Thanks!

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