How can I make views show 10 items if there are actually less (and add placeholders)? I have a view output that shows user-profiles. Each view is a group on it's own and has a maximum of ten members. How can i show always ten items, if there are currently -let's say- only 7 assigned? So it would show 3 empty slots with maybe a custom text.

I don't find any logic that's out-of-the-box views behaviour for this. Can someone please point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

EDIT: Adam Balsam pointed out the grid format, which has an autofill feature. Unfortunately it's just an empty table row that is created. It's also not useable for responsive layouts... bummer.
You can add the empty rows to the view in the View's Style output template. Assuming you are using the unformatted style, the template name would be views-view-unformatted--[view-name].tpl.php.

Using the default views-view-unformatted.tpl.php as a starting point, add the following to the top of your custom template:

&lt;?php
$num = count($rows);
$add = (10 - $num);
for ($i=0;$i&lt;$add;$i++) {
  $rows[] = '&lt;div&gt;Empty Row&lt;/div&gt;';
  $classes_array[] = 'views-row views-row-' . ($num + $i);
}
?&gt;


If you're worried about the views-row-last classes, etc, the same sort of logic could be applied earlier in the view build process using something like hook_view_pre_render(), but depending on your scenario, the above should suffice.