I’m interested in adjusting the number of DataFrame rows which are automatically displayed in the REPL, and according to some posts I’ve read on SO, it seems that changing the value of ENV["LINES"] is one way to do this. I figured this would set the maximum number of rows that can be displayed, but …

[grafik] From here , does that help you? Edit: displayed in the REPL Sorry, just realised you’re talking about the REPL instead of a jupyter notebook.

So to display all rows of a DataFrame in the REPL you can do the following: show(df, allrows = true) There are other options available for show. Run ?show in the REPL (after loading DataFrames via using DataFrames) to see them.

Thanks, this is useful. Though ideally I’d like to change the default setting so that I can display, for example, a maximum of 20 rows every time I print a DataFrame to the REPL (i.e. without having to explicitly call a function like show() each time). Is there a way to do this?

[image] Michael_Barmann: Is there a way to do this? Maybe but not that I know of because I don’t use the REPL for viewing or analysing data except for a quick glance via describe or similar actions. Maybe others can tell you how to do this but I personally would recommend that you look into o…

What exactly does `ENV["LINES"]` control?

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nilshg January 9, 2021, 8:28am 6

The same question was discussed a few weeks ago here: Configure DataFrame show

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What exactly does `ENV["LINES"]` control?

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