nwhitehouse gives tabular review real column controls
Reviewers can now hide, re-run, and delete individual columns in the grid instead of living with whatever they started with.
When you run a tabular review, each column is a question asked across every document and each row is a file - a spreadsheet of extracted answers. nwhitehouse has added proper housekeeping to that grid. A menu on each column header lets you hide columns you don't need right now, delete ones you no longer want, or re-run a single column when the wording or instruction needs tweaking. There's a confirmation step before anything is permanently removed, and a separate panel lets you toggle columns on and off in bulk.
The re-run is the useful part: it only reprocesses the one column you changed, leaving the rest of your answers untouched, and it refuses to start if that column is still mid-run so results can't get scrambled. Hidden-column choices stick between sessions.
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