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Hi, I would like to voice my frustration with the fact that the default setting for the maximum amount of columns to display of a DataFrame is 20. I think I understand the need to have this setting - to protect against printing an unreasonable amount of information on the screen in the case of a DataFrame having an extremely large amount of columns. However, I have now googled 'pandas set options max columns' about 100 times and even if I could bring myself to memorize this nested attribute location ('pd.options.display.max_columns'), it is still tiresome to have to write it every time after 'import pandas as pd'.
I am sure there are many people who agree with me on this one. Is there anyway to have a poll amongst users (does github have this functionality? through twitter maybe?) for what this default value should be? I would vote for 100 personally.
Thanks,
Adam Levin
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Are you using ipython (either terminal or notebook)? I put these kind of things in a startup script. There also was some discussion a few years ago about a "pandasrc" #4907
Hi, I would like to voice my frustration with the fact that the default setting for the maximum amount of columns to display of a DataFrame is 20. I think I understand the need to have this setting - to protect against printing an unreasonable amount of information on the screen in the case of a DataFrame having an extremely large amount of columns. However, I have now googled 'pandas set options max columns' about 100 times and even if I could bring myself to memorize this nested attribute location ('pd.options.display.max_columns'), it is still tiresome to have to write it every time after 'import pandas as pd'.
I am sure there are many people who agree with me on this one. Is there anyway to have a poll amongst users (does github have this functionality? through twitter maybe?) for what this default value should be? I would vote for 100 personally.
Thanks,
Adam Levin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: