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I get several errors when trying to run your code, e.g.: ``` Error: Problem with `filter()` input `..1`. i Input `..1` is `query_t_df$`TABLE NAME` == tst_tbl_group$`TABLE NAME`[index]`. x Input `..1`...

Hi, this isn't possible in reactable, but it has been requested before (https://github.com/glin/reactable/issues/133). I can add your vote to the feature request. As an alternative, I'll go with the same...

Hi, and sorry, can you post a reproducible example that I can copy paste into a console? Something like this: ```r library(shiny) library(reactable) ui

Ahh I get it now, thanks for the reproducible example. When using `updateReactable(data = )`, the table data updates but any custom render functions or style functions in R don't...

Hi, reactable doesn't support more than two levels of column headers, but I'll take this as a feature request. In general though, I'd recommend breaking up complex tables like this...

Hi, highlighting searched terms should be technically possible with the new `filterValue` and/or `searchValue` properties in the cell JS render functions: https://glin.github.io/reactable/articles/custom-rendering.html#cells-js-render-function. I made an example before but will have...

Hi, it is possible to get the column widths in `cellInfo`, but it's not documented or exposed publicly. However, only the initial column widths and column-resized widths are available, so...

It's possible to conditionally style aggregated cells, but you have to use a JavaScript style function. The grouping is all done by JavaScript in the browser, so there's unfortunately no...

@fbardos nice! Is that using an external JS library, or is it creating a color scale manually? Can you post your example code? I'm not sure where an example like...

Hi, You can change the decimal mark and thousands separator by specifying a locale to use for formatting. For example, see: https://glin.github.io/reactable/articles/examples.html#currency-formatting The CRAN version of reactable has a bug...