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Is there a way to add Customized Header Labels, like multiline headers? #1248
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@gabrielliwerant I need similar multi header support too.Is there any such feature available?if not, then could u please help me with it? such that we can have first name and last name under Name column as shown in the image |
Hello @kartiknegandhi In my opinion, implementing multi header now requires a complicated process.
First you have to header render with customHeadRender
Second you have to column render with **customBodyRender ** |
Hi @wdh2100 even i am facing similar issue . i was not able to achieve using customHeadRender and customBodyRender any small example would be helpful . Thanks in Advance |
ref : #1441 |
Hello , i am facing the same problem any solution because i can't use neither exapnd nor customHeadRender |
Hi the issue you are referring to is for expanding the rows. The issue here is for multi line headers . Thank you |
Hi @vjravibuddy , did you find the solution for your problem. I am in the same case, but don't know how to do it |
Is there a way to add Customized Header Labels, like multiline headers?
Expected Behavior
I want to add two show two column data in one column, thus for rendering data, I can use render body and show multiple column values. but how do I add two labels in one column header?
Current Behavior
I tried doing this:
const name= "
""
{ name: "dateTime", label: name},
but sorting fails by Maximum call stack size exceeded
Note: i was not able to put "div", ignore the "" above.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
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