Hub allows you to store rich participant data and progressively build detailed profiles of your users. All of this data enables powerful targeting for research. However, teams sometimes end up with dozens of custom columns in the participant table, which can be frustrating to scroll through when trying to segment your panel for a study.
Weâve enabled column hiding and column reordering, to give researchers better control over how they view and use their participant table. By customizing how columns are displayed, researchers can focus in on the user data thatâs most relevant to their study criteria, without being overwhelmed by excess information. Ultimately, this makes it easier for researchers to pinpoint the right participants from their Hub population to invite to studies.
To hide a column, click the arrow beside the column name, and select âhide columnâ from the dropdown. You can hide as many columns as you like. To reset the table, click on the âmanageâ button at the top right of the table, and select âshow hidden columnsâ from the dropdown.
To reorder columns in the table, click and hold the header of the column youâd like to move, and drag and drop it into its new location.
Hiding and reordering columns gives you greater control over how participants are displayed, creating more flexibility in how Hub is used from study to study. Some of the key benefits of customizing your table view include:
Which columns can I hide and reorder?
You can hide and reorder any column in your Hub table except for the email column, which remains as the unique identifier for each participant and will always appear as the leftmost column. Any other column displaying contact information, activity records, custom data, can be hidden or moved.
Are columns managed one-by-one, or in bulk?
You can hide columns one-by-one, but you do not have the option to âunhideâ a single column â you will need to show all hidden columns in one go.Â
You can reorder columns by dragging and dropping a column into its new location. You do not currently have the option to select multiple columns to drag and drop together.
More granular table controls will come with future releases.
Who can hide and reorder columns in Hub?
All Hub users can customize their view by hiding and reordering columns. Table preferences are made at an individual user level, and are not saved at an account level. This means that different researchers within the same team can create their own custom views.
Are table preferences saved?
Table preferences are stored locally and will persist across multiple user sessions unless you clear cookies from your browser. If you clear cookies or log in from another device, the table will reset to its original state. Table preferences will not persist when exporting a CSV of participant data from Hub.