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Hi Mike, This sounds like the IE9 ghost columns issue: http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/5481/bug-ghost-columns-when-generating-large-tables/p1 . Only way we've found is the regex in that thread to remove white space. Allan

it still misalign the columns. I think the solution

The mRender is column discrete - i.e. the rendering method for one column can't effect the rendering of other columns. You simply need to have two different rendering methods if you want to render two columns in different ways. Allan

a table with five columns, but I only want

padding, this puts my columns at a minimum width

Hi, It works well . But what, if I don't want the invisible columns appear in the PDF or other out put forms. Any suggestion?

identical widths to the columns in the header and

that builds up the columns dynamically from the supplied

Sorry, I mean, it detects the size of the data correctly! But wy does it say that the number of columns would be 3 ?

Use bVisible to hide columns and the ColVis extra to give the user column visibility control. Allan