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Hi @maxdiable , You can use columns.render to change the data, see the examples on that page - one is being rendered as a HTML link. Cheers, Colin

Hi @jaraaxai , You can use columns.render to amend what is used for the search, as in this example here, Cheers, Colin

Sounds like you want to use columns.render. There are some examples in the doc that should help. Kevin

Use the search() method to search the table for the string you want. Or column().search() if that data is in a single column. Trigger your search from a change event on the select element. Allan

after reading the full columns.render page :smiley: And I

comment out all that columns.render code and just have

reason, is to just columns.render your column so that

Hi @neburton, If I was you, I'd use columns.render. You specifically say which cell you want to change, see the examples on that page, and you also get the entire row data for you to analyse. Cheers, Colin

Hi @"nicoledramirez@hotmail.com" , I'm not sure that I follow your question, but a good way to manipulate the data in a cell is to use columns.render - this can change the displayed data to be anything you want. Cheers, Colin

Hi @BrettA , The way to go is with columns.render, see the examples near the bottom of the page. You can just test for "undefined", and return any other string, such as "tba". Cheers, Colin