{% import "buttons.html" as buttons %} 

            {{ buttons.copybutton("selected-columns-display") }}
        

	

	    

		
		

		    To construct a list of column names that you can easily copy-paste
		    (in the box), select some columns using the checkboxes next
		    to the column names or the "Select all" button.
		

	    

	    
	    
	

    

    {% if summary.plots_skipped %}
    

        

            Plotting was skipped as the dataframe exceeded the
            max_plot_columns
            limit set for the TableReport during report creation.
            
You can adjust this behavior in several ways:

            
    
                
  • To fix it for a single report, change the parameter passed when creating TableReport (default: 30):
                    
        report = TableReport(max_plot_columns=50)
    
                
    • 
                
  • To change the default number of columns to be plotted during the current Python session, use skrub.set_config:
                    
        from skrub import set_config
    set_config(max_plot_columns=50)
    
                
    • 
                
  • To make the change permanent, use an environment variable:
                    
        export SKB_MAX_PLOT_COLUMNS=50
    
                
    • 
            

            

            Note that TableReport accepts two parameters:
            

            
    
                
  • The max_plot_columns limits the number of columns that are plotted.
    • 
                
  • The max_association_columns limits the number of columns for which associations should be computed.
    • 
            

        

        

            {{ buttons.dismissbutton() }}
        

    

    {% else %}
    

	

	    {% for column in summary.columns %}
	    {% set col_id="col_{}".format(column["idx"]) %}
	    {% include "column-summary.html" %}
	    {% endfor %}
	

    

    {% endif %}



{% include "no-filter-matches.html" %}