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You can specify variables by name, by position, or using logical indices. For example, if T1 has variables named var3 and var5 , then you can combine them into a variable that has two columns by using T2 = mergevars(T1,["var3","var5"]) .

React table features It is lightweight, about 5kb - 14kb+. It works with hooks. It is fully customizable (JSX, templates, state, styles, callbacks). Does not influence data calls (it does not perform data calls; it just uses passed-in data). It performs filtering (global and column).

An easy manner to create an array is with stack . Create a [4-by-1] umat array by stacking four 1-by-3 umat objects with the stack command. The first argument of stack specifies in which array dimension the stacking occurs.

The Stack Table menu option allows the user to stack values from multiple columns into several rows in a column. It is the opposite of the Unstack Table menu option.

It is used to store and display data in a structured format. The react-table is a lightweight, fast, fully customizable (JSX, templates, state, styles, callbacks), and extendable Datagrid built for React. It is fully controllable via optional props and callbacks.

T = join( Tleft , Tright ) combines the tables or timetables Tleft and Tright by merging rows from the two inputs. The join function performs a simple form of the join operation where each row of Tleft must match exactly one row in Tright . Rows match where the corresponding values in the key variables are the same.

S = stack( U , vars ) converts the input table or timetable, U , into the stacked table or timetable, S . The function stacks values from multiple variables in U into one variable in S . The input argument vars specifies which variables from U to stack, either by their names or their positions in U .

TanStack Table V8 was a major rewrite of React Table v7 from the ground up in TypeScript. The overall structure/organization of your markup and CSS will largely remain the same, but many of the APIs have been renamed or replaced.

TanStack Table is a headless table library, which means it does not ship with components, markup or styles. This means that you have full control over markup and styles (CSS, CSS-in-JS, UI Component Libraries, etc) and this is also what gives it its portable nature.

TanStack Table v8 is designed to be more performant and feature-rich than v7, supporting additional web frameworks like Vue, Solid, and Svelte.