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Hi @ingila , Hidden columns are exported, see example here. If you're not seeing this, could you modify that test case to demonstrate the problem, Cheers, Colin

I wouldn't have both columns and columnDefs - just move

Your solution worked for me @osamajaved . I only wanted certain columns to be re-aligned, not all. EDIT: I only used: var rowCount = doc.content[1].table.body.length; for (i = 1; i < rowCount; i++) { doc.content[1].table.body[i][4].alignment = 'right'; doc.content[1].table.body[i][5].alignment = 'right'; doc.content[1].table.body[i][6].alignment = 'right'; } ;},

Sorry, didn't realize you were using Responsive. 1: You would use responsive.details.renderer for this. Here is an example. 2: According to the Responsive docs you can use set className: 'none' on those columns to always be hidden by Responsive. Kevin

When using the column() / columns() methods yes you can address a column by name (column-selector), but as of yet

Date; loading: boolean = false; columns: { title: string; data: any

events on the original columns and propagating that to

placed on the same columns for user and admin.

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; } } });

Thx. This works without errors. Also relevant is to put in the HTML view with the table rows and columns (as also mentioned in the comments).