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Use columns.render to create the cell's content (see the renderers manual). You can't use columns.createdCell for this because it is only executed once in the cell's life-time - when it is created (i.e. not when it is updated). Allan

yes I used columns.render option, I was querying if there was any builtin, because we are adding option as options: [{ label: 'To do', value: 1 }, { label: 'Done',value: 2 }]

to go through that ....columns.render option but i see

suggestion is: Not user columns.render, instead use columns.createdCell because

that option in the columns.render method and return different

after table loading? Use column().search(). Allan

columns.visible to hide the column and then column().search() should do it. Or you could use a custom search filter, but I think the built in filtering should be okay for that. Allan

columns.defaultContent is only suitable for static content. You need to use columns.render if you want the output to be dynamic based on the data in the row. See the renderers section in the manual. Allan

The column().search() option provides a regex option. If you use that make sure you turn off the smart filter as well, otherwise weird things happen! Allan

If it is a link in a cell that you want, you would use the columns.render option. See also the rendering section in the manual.