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Apr 21, 2026 5:41 PM UTC
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What happened to freeform table columns?

I used to be able to include multiple metrics as columns in a freeform table, and when I resized one column, they would all adjust evenly. Similarly, when I overlapped a metric on top of segments, it formatted correctly with all segments grouped under that single metric.

What changed, and is there a way to get back to that original setup? I know this may seem minor, but I spend a lot of time working in freeform tables, and this change is starting to feel pretty tedious.

 

 

manpreetkaur27
manpreetkaur27Accepted solution
Adobe Support
Apr 23, 2026 12:09 AM UTC

We recently released a new feature that allows you to use multiple dimensions instead of just one. This created the need to make a dimension column act like any other column, including metrics. As a result, we can no longer collectively resize all metric columns. That said, we are currently evaluating whether the previous behavior can be retained or brought back.

If you’d like, you can also submit this as a feature request.

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manpreetkaur27
Adobe Support
manpreetkaur27Adobe SupportAccepted solution
Adobe Support
Apr 23, 2026 12:09 AM UTC

We recently released a new feature that allows you to use multiple dimensions instead of just one. This created the need to make a dimension column act like any other column, including metrics. As a result, we can no longer collectively resize all metric columns. That said, we are currently evaluating whether the previous behavior can be retained or brought back.

If you’d like, you can also submit this as a feature request.

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PaigeQAuthor
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Apr 23, 2026 6:36 PM UTC

Awesome, thank you!!

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