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Overview

Report is a simplified view of your notebook that automatically hides code cells. This article provides guidance on how to use Report.

You can find the Report toggle on the top right in your workbook interface.

How Report View Works

In Report view, code cells are hidden by default, presenting a cleaner view focused on the notebook's text content and outputs. However, the code is not removed or altered, and you can access any hidden code cell at any time by clicking on View code next to the cell, when hovering over it.

Remember that changing the reader mode status does not alter the notebook contents—it only changes the way it is displayed.