I would like to know if anyone knows any way to configure my ATLAS to automatically resize the attribute table if, for example, one field is having a long attribute than usual. I know in the layout of ArcGIS is possible but i am not finding the way in QGIS.
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Maybe you want to take a look at the properties of the table and play around with the width for each column. I believe by default it is automatic, so it will adjust to the values it finds, but you can manually set each one to a set value. See the Main Properties section on this docs page: docs.qgis.org/3.4/en/docs/user_manual/print_composer/…– JClarksonDec 2, 2020 at 9:43
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I was already playing around and testing it a lot without any success, I dont find any funcionality that automatically resize my table, and by default it doesnt do it as well.– Serggg182Dec 2, 2020 at 10:14
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Unfortunately there isn't a setting to set the width of the cell based on the length of the text, so instead I'd suggest a couple of options:
First - under the 'Position and Size' properties, set the reference point to the right-hand position - this way, if text does force the table to become wider, it won't bleed off the page:
Second - set the 'Oversized Text' option to 'wrap text', that way it will limit how much the table will widen if text is too big.