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you can do using columns.render. Allan

Hi @dasul , This here may be what you're looking for. The columns.render function is conditionally checking the radio box and then displays the final column (a copy of the previous) depending upon the setting. Cheers, Colin

I can't use the columns.render, because I only know

to a cell? Use columns.render for this. There are

or you can use columns.render in the third column

Two options: Use a regex with the column().search() method, or Use a custom search plug-in. Allan

columns.defaultContent is for dynamic content only. Use columns.render if it needs to be dynamic (i.e. checking if there is a value from an Editor API method). Allan

Hi Franck, You would insert the numeral conversion (something like numeral(pageTotal).format('0.0a');) into the columns.render function, Cheers, Colin

Hi @mwhouser , Yep, columns.render is the best place to do it. Another option would be xhr, where you can modify the data in the Ajax response before it gets loaded. Cheers, Colin

Hi @dewiazlika , You can use columns.render to create the dropdown in the cell - then it's standard JS on what you put into it. Cheers, Colin