I’m making a GUI in PyQt5 which has a QTableWidget. Is there some way to get rid of the gray selection of the previous selected cell after moving focus from this QTableWidget to another widget in the GUI? Answer You can use the palette to control the colour of the inactive selection. Setting it to transparent would seem the best
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How to get row number and specify tooltip from another columns in that row?
the problem is that i can’t iterate through whole dataframe and for each cellwidgetitem in specific row in column 1 specify tooltip from another columns in the same row. Above code works and does show whole dataframe in QTableWidget and below code works for extracting text from several columns and setToolTip for CellWidgetItem from row 1 and column 1. But
Cannot populate QTableWidget using .setItem(row, colum, QTableWidgetItem(data))
I wanted to test PyQt to write a quick app to display and edit data in an Excel like form but the data is never shown. Both the docs and the book I read say that using .setItem(row, colum, QTableWidgetItem(data)) on a QtableWidget object is one way to go. However, the following code doesn’t work, I only have an empty
How to word wrap the header contents of QTableWidget in PyQt5 Python
I am working on PyQt5 where I have a QTableWidget. It has a header column which I want to word wrap. Below is how the table looks like: As we can see that the header label like Maximum Variation Coefficient has 3 words, thus its taking too much column width. How can wrap the words in the header. Below is
How to disable selection highlighting in a QTableWidget
I have a QTableWidget with a disabled setSelectionMode (QTableWidget::NoSelection) and the QTableWidgetItems I fill in don’t have the Qt::ItemIsEditable flag. Nevertheless, a cell that has been clicked gets some kind of cursor (the black line at the bottom in my case): How can I disable this “cursor”? Answer Does this help? To elaborate a bit: the appearance of the items