Closed jonhall closed 10 months ago
Temporary workaround to hide a column is
\NewColumnType{H}{Q[fg={white},wd=0pt,c]}
The following appears to work (and I should have guessed, apologies)
\newcommand{\zerobox}[1]{\setbox0=\vbox{#1}}
\NewColumnType{H}{Q[cmd=\zerobox]}
I posted a revised version as a new answer to the TeX-SX question you mentioned.
Please post questions as discussions, and only bug reports and feature requests as issues in the future.
Update: For a follow-up of existing TeX-SX question, asking a new question on the same site might naturally be the first choice. But then, the problem reduces to how to attract potential users/community members to post an answer.
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/16604/easiest-way-to-delete-a-column suggests the use of the following to remove a column from a table (rewritten to tblr syntax):
\NewColumnType{H}{Q[preto={\setbox0=\hbox\bgroup},appto={\egroup},c]}
This works for ordinary entries, but (apparently) not for entries needing vbox: