Anchoring Columns: How many columns can be anchored by default?

Anchoring Columns: How many columns can be anchored by default?

• A. One
• B. Two
• C. Three
• D. Four

Answer: (C)

Anchoring columns fixes those columns in place so they stay visible as you scroll horizontally. The default setting allows three columns to be anchored. This choice keeps the most important reference fields—the ones you want to see at all times—visible (for example, identifiers or key attributes) while leaving enough space for the remaining data. Anchoring more than three would shrink the visible data area and make the grid harder to work with on typical screen sizes, so three provides a balanced out-of-the-box experience. If needed, you can usually adjust this in the settings, but three is the standard default.

Anchoring columns fixes those columns in place so they stay visible as you scroll horizontally. The default setting allows three columns to be anchored. This choice keeps the most important reference fields—the ones you want to see at all times—visible (for example, identifiers or key attributes) while leaving enough space for the remaining data. Anchoring more than three would shrink the visible data area and make the grid harder to work with on typical screen sizes, so three provides a balanced out-of-the-box experience. If needed, you can usually adjust this in the settings, but three is the standard default.