Hiding columns in a table does not remove the data from the table; it simply hides the column from view. The data in the hidden columns remains in the table and can be unhidden at any time to display the data.
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The data being presented is typically listed in columns within a table. Each column represents a different variable or category, with individual data points displayed in rows within those columns.
To change a horizontal table to a vertical table, you can transpose the table so that the rows become columns and the columns become rows. This can be done manually by copying the data and rearranging it or by using spreadsheet software that offers a transpose function.
No, "corner" is not a command used for that purpose. "corner" is a command in some programming languages to refer to the upper-left corner of a table or a window. To make the size of table columns reflect the data, you may need to use commands or functions related to data processing or formatting in the specific programming language or software you are using.
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When creating a global temporary table, you can specify either "preserve rows" or "delete rows" with the ON COMMIT clause. "Preserve rows" keeps the data in the table after a commit, while "delete rows" removes the data in the table after a commit.