With ngx-datatable, Is it possible to have one column headers for two columns?











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I'm trying to create an ngx-datatable column. I need a single column header for two columns (Please see screenshot). Is this possible?



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  • What I ended up doing was having the second column have a blank header and removing the border. Not a work-around I was thrilled with, but it worked,
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I'm trying to create an ngx-datatable column. I need a single column header for two columns (Please see screenshot). Is this possible?



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  • What I ended up doing was having the second column have a blank header and removing the border. Not a work-around I was thrilled with, but it worked,
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    Nov 8 at 15:04













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I'm trying to create an ngx-datatable column. I need a single column header for two columns (Please see screenshot). Is this possible?



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  • What I ended up doing was having the second column have a blank header and removing the border. Not a work-around I was thrilled with, but it worked,
    – Todd Fishburg
    Nov 8 at 15:04


















  • What I ended up doing was having the second column have a blank header and removing the border. Not a work-around I was thrilled with, but it worked,
    – Todd Fishburg
    Nov 8 at 15:04
















What I ended up doing was having the second column have a blank header and removing the border. Not a work-around I was thrilled with, but it worked,
– Todd Fishburg
Nov 8 at 15:04




What I ended up doing was having the second column have a blank header and removing the border. Not a work-around I was thrilled with, but it worked,
– Todd Fishburg
Nov 8 at 15:04












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Yes, canonical rowspan / colspan is not there with ngx-datatable, but one can either:




  • Pre-format the data accordingly, like: item.data1 + " " + item.data2

  • Use templates as in this example.






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    Here and here are two links to people requesting this functionality. Looks like this was a feature that a lot of people have been asking for, but ngx-datatable has lost momentum with keeping up with feature requests. If the feature is absolutely required, I would try to find a different library, or create your own wrapper around ngx-datatable.






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      Yes, canonical rowspan / colspan is not there with ngx-datatable, but one can either:




      • Pre-format the data accordingly, like: item.data1 + " " + item.data2

      • Use templates as in this example.






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        Yes, canonical rowspan / colspan is not there with ngx-datatable, but one can either:




        • Pre-format the data accordingly, like: item.data1 + " " + item.data2

        • Use templates as in this example.






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          Yes, canonical rowspan / colspan is not there with ngx-datatable, but one can either:




          • Pre-format the data accordingly, like: item.data1 + " " + item.data2

          • Use templates as in this example.






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          Yes, canonical rowspan / colspan is not there with ngx-datatable, but one can either:




          • Pre-format the data accordingly, like: item.data1 + " " + item.data2

          • Use templates as in this example.







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              Here and here are two links to people requesting this functionality. Looks like this was a feature that a lot of people have been asking for, but ngx-datatable has lost momentum with keeping up with feature requests. If the feature is absolutely required, I would try to find a different library, or create your own wrapper around ngx-datatable.






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                Here and here are two links to people requesting this functionality. Looks like this was a feature that a lot of people have been asking for, but ngx-datatable has lost momentum with keeping up with feature requests. If the feature is absolutely required, I would try to find a different library, or create your own wrapper around ngx-datatable.






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                  Here and here are two links to people requesting this functionality. Looks like this was a feature that a lot of people have been asking for, but ngx-datatable has lost momentum with keeping up with feature requests. If the feature is absolutely required, I would try to find a different library, or create your own wrapper around ngx-datatable.







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