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Just remove the tfoot element from your HTML :smile:. Allan

Why add your tfoot in the initComplete? Just add the tfoot to your HTML makeup.

Hi, Any clue! Thanks

You have to have a smarter method to get the values out of the inner nodes than just parseInt. You need a function that will pull the inner text out of the content. replace your parseInt with floatVal return floatVal(a) + floatval(b); This function might work for you, it does for me. If the cell contains a number, it returns that, if it's a string, it strips out $ and commas, if that fails it then pulls the inner text. You can modify it to handle your numerical situations. var floatVal = function (i) { if (typeof i === "number") { return i; } else if (typeof i === "string") { i = i.replace("$", "") i = i.replace(",", "") var result = parseFloat(i); if (isNaN(result)) { try { var result = $(i).text(); result = parseFloat(result); if (isNaN(result)) { result = 0 }; return result * 1; } catch (error) { return 0; } } else { return result * 1; } } else { alert("Unhandled type for totals [" + (typeof i) + "]"); return 0 } };

I found the bug (in my case). I have some other characters that is not $, digit or comma in the cells. Thanks.

I finally found a alternate way to do my stuff. I just call the following method to reformat my columns. You can have a look to the new jsfiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/vwbmt1e5/3/ I hope it will help people like me that are not expert with datatables.

1.0.1 will be released later today with the fix. Allan

Could either of you link to a test case showing the issue so I can debug it please. Thanks, Allan

Sorry, I forgot to mention that I am talking about PDF file.

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