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Sorry about the confusion with `auto_resize...` you can find the docs here: https://github.com/ragardner/tksheet/wiki/Version-7#auto-resize-column-widths-to-fit-the-window Basically the value is for the minimum width in pixels of each individual column, so you could...

Hello, Thanks for adding your code, In version `7.2.2` I have added a few functions you may find useful: - `visible_rows` e.g. `start_row, end_row = self._sheet.visible_rows` (it's a property) -...

Your syntax appears to be correct make sure you havent used `auto_resize_columns` or `max_column_width` and check you're using the latest version of the library I tried using the function in...

any object you can iterate over, lists, tuples, generators ```python from itertools import repeat .set_column_widths(repeat(400, 5)) ```

Hello, I am sorry but other than using the headers function to make the header always show a particular row there is no other way. I do not plan on...

Hello, I am not sure exactly how your code looks but: - Use this function to set individual columns to a specific width in pixels https://github.com/ragardner/tksheet/wiki/Version-7#set-or-get-a-specific-column-width - Column widths can...

@AnonymousVibrate Hello, I am struggling to determine an issue when using the following code to test displaying rows: ```python from tksheet import Sheet import tkinter as tk from itertools import...

@agregory999 Hello, `get_currently_selected` returns the displayed index of the row/column, use: - https://github.com/ragardner/tksheet/wiki/Version-7#displayed-row-index-to-data - https://github.com/ragardner/tksheet/wiki/Version-7#displayed-column-index-to-data to convert the integers in the currently selected tuple

Thank you for the update, My apologies, there is not enough documentation on this, I think the above issue will be fixed if you change the displayed row of the...

Hello, Thanks for your thoughtful questions, I don't know of any way to align special characters like the icon ones you've shown above except perhaps to use a monospace font....