@Joanna:
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- using virtual library tabs
- increased number of custom columns - partly because some of them existed in one of my libraries only. There are 23 custom columns at the moment, most of them set only for a relatively small subset of books. - increased number of custom columns - partly because some of them existed in one of my libraries only. There are 23 custom columns at the moment, most of them set only for a relatively small subset of books.
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What I do is use 'View Manager' Views based on what columns (standard and custom) that I want to see. I have certain Virtual Libraries that have unique Views for that reason.
The "relatively small subset of books" deserve a VL of their own, along with a matching View.
No other Views need to show those custom columns applicable to that "relatively small subset of books".
No View needs to show any standard column that you don't wish to see either.
Obviously, you will also need a View that "shows everything".
DaltonST