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that to the fixed cells. Allan

One option is to use -api filter()and-api count()` to count the number of cells in the column that have hyphens. Here is an example: http://live.datatables.net/yaluyopo/1/edit Kevin

one of the select cells. Changed it to simply

I have managed to achieve what I want by doing a editor.on('preAutoFill') to filter out the columns with the "publicholiday" class. $('#testtable').DataTable().on('preAutoFill', function(e, datatable, cells){ for(var i =0; i < cells[0].length; i++){ if(cells[0][i].cell.node().className.includes("weekend")){ cells[0][i].set = cells[0][i].data; }else if (cells[0][i].cell.node().className.includes("publicholiday")){ cells[0][i].set = cells[0][i].data; } } });

and if all the cells in the column are

data to populate the cells. Just to be clear,

to: var data = table .cells( null, column.index() ) .render('filter') .unique()

and thus any table cells drawn)! Use either initComplete

Hi @Heveen , If you use columns.render you can put anything you like in the cells. Cheers, Colin

visibility toggle on the cells (or at least try