To create a new notebook, go to New and select Notebook - Python 3. If you have other Jupyter Notebooks on your system that you want to use, you can click Upload and navigate to that particular file. Notebooks currently running will have a green icon, while non-running ones will be grey. To find all currently running notebooks, click on the The results are too long to display in a single screenshot, but the Jupyter notebook does indeed display all 500 rows. To reset the default display settings, we can use the following syntax: pd. reset_option (' display.max_rows ') If we attempt to display the DataFrame in the Jupyter notebook, only the first five rows and last five rows will be It would be fantastic if the notebook editor could provide expanded output cells, such that scrolling the individual cell windows would not be required. This is currently an option in Jupyter notebooks by double-clicking the side of the window to toggle expanded/compact. Could be an toggle feature similar to that, a setting to apply to all, etc. Viewed 1k times. 13. I have an iPython notebook with some very long output cells, which automatically get a scroll bar when editing the live notebook. When I convert to HTML with. ipython nbconvert myfile.ipynb. everything looks fine except that the long output cells don't have a scroll bar. If I manually edit the HTML and add the output_scroll On the notebook toolbar, use the Variable explorer tool to show the name, type, length, and sample values for all variables that have been created in your notebook. Select the tool to show the variable explorer window. Navigate with a TOC. On the notebook toolbar, use the Table of contents tool to display or hide the table of contents. Start a 7. Yes you can and it's quite easy and a built in feature. jupyter nbconvert --to html notebook.ipynb. That will generate a notebook.html file. Output can be customized. Also check out the slideshow functionality (View>Cell-Toolbar>Slideshow) which can also be used with nbconvert. Also the notebook.ipynb Jupyter file can be uploaded to Github How do I get rid of scrollbar in Jupyter Notebook? To prevent scrolling within a single cell output, select the cell and press Shift+O while in command state. It will toggle output for that particular cell. If you want all the cells to display long outputs without scrolling, then go to the Cell tab -> All Outputs -> Toggle Scrolling . For the issue there are several ways to overcome the double plotting. 1) as you mentioned add print () after the acf_plot. 2) assign the output e.g. output_plt = plot_acf (my_model.weekly_sales) 3) add a semicolon after the row plot_acf (my_model.weekly_sales); 4) If matplotlib is imported anyway execute a plt.show () in the same cell. 7ZAqNY.