Show and hide columns (and create custom print/export views)

Use these buttons to show or hide the columns of the logframe: . Logframer will distribute visible columns evenly over the available space. This makes it easier for you to concentrate on the column(s) you’re working on. But it also allows you to make custom prints of your logframe. For instance, if you just want to print your project’s objectives and its assumptions and risks, you can hide the second and third column and then print the logframe. You can also export this custom view to Microsoft Excel™ or Microsoft Word™.

When you show/hide columns:

• The Project Logic column (first column) remains visible at all times, so you can’t hide it.
• When you hide the Indicators column (second column), the Verification Sources column (third column) will also be hidden.
• When both the Verification Sources column and the Indicators column are hidden, and you press the Show Verification Sources button, both the second and third column will be shown.

Instead of using these buttons, you can also modify the column lay-out by using the Lay-out option of the Main menu (Lay-out → Columns → name of the column you want to show/hide).

A new logframe document with the Indicators and the Verification Sources column hidden. The Details window at the bottom is hidden too.