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Reports Custom Column width marker got disappeared post upgrade to 2023.1.1

nafeeskhan29

Upto Version 2020.6 we were able to see column width marker in reports Post upgrading to 2023.1.1 it's not visible.

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nafeeskhan29

Case #01335583

RaviK

Hi,

Yes, the column markers have disappeared after the upgrade. Have opened a support ticket.

@nafeeskhan29 @abdhijasharma pls share the ticket number

bshopp

Did you open a support ticket by any chance? I will send this to folks internally so we can get a defect opened up if needed.

nafeeskhan29

@RaviK @serena please check

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