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@kthorngren thanks for your input, I ended up with the following: function getTeam() { const team = teamData .find(team => team.Players.includes(currentUser)); return team.Team; } var currentUser = "Player 6"; var currentTeam = getTeam(currentUser) Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/BeerusDev/yebonhL7/36/

fixed columns, so I played around with it and

That is really good thanks. I have been playing around with it and now I have it exactly how I want it.

the datatables editor, once playing around with the position

far a bit of playing around I came up

As New DataTable PlayerTable.TableName = "Players" PlayerTable.Columns.Add("ID", GetType(String)) PlayerTable.Columns.Add("teamid", GetType(String))

Hello kthorngren, The example that I would like to do from javascript is what I provided :) https://jsfiddle.net/p9n3kdy0. 2,3. I have played around with it, but I can not figure out how to do it. I keep on trying.

you spend enough time playing with something that you

Hello Alan, I have played around with the DOM

So, this was a dumb mistake. I could have sworn the event was just 'dselect' instead of 'deselect' - I even checked multiple times. I think my eyes played tricks on me. Changed to 'deselect' and it's working...