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two columns control the x and y coordinates, respectively. If the provided, the values of the third column controls the sizes, and the fourth column controls

FALSE, scatter.x.column = pd$scatter.variable.indices["x"], scatter.y.column = pd$scatter.variable.indices["y"], scatter.sizes.column = pd$scatter.variable

and column names Unselect this if you want to manually adjust whether or not row or column names are present in the data. First row contains column names

and column names Unselect this if you want to manually adjust whether or not row or column names are present in the data. First row contains column names

and column names Unselect this if you want to manually adjust whether or not row or column names are present in the data. First row contains column names

FALSE, scatter.x.column = pd$scatter.variable.indices["x"], scatter.y.column = pd$scatter.variable.indices["y"], scatter.sizes.column = pd$scatter.variable

references-column-widthThe following CSS properties are utilized using the {{column-count}} and {{column-width}} templates: column-count CSS3 standard column-width

references-column-widthThe following CSS properties are utilized using the {{column-count}} and {{column-width}} templates: column-count CSS3 standard column-width