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Thanks for your question. As noted in the forum rules, please post a link to a test case showing the issue so we can offer some help. Information on how to create a test case (if you aren't able to link to the page you are working on) is available here. Allan

okay..thanks for the help @allan

Hi, Use two left join statements. You can actually as as many left joins as you want, although obviously the more that are added the less performance that might be expected. 2 won't be a problem. Allan

Sounds like there is non-numeric data in the column. But without a test case its impossible to say what that would be. Allan

jQuery is developed by the jQuery Foundation and it is MIT licensed and free for you to use. The DataTables API can be used to create your own editing GUI for DataTables if you want. Indeed that is what Editor uses. Allan p.s. I've deleted your duplicate question on this topic (in case you wonder where it has gone).

Currently the forum doesn't let you mark your own replies as the answer (I need to get around to changing that). I've marked your reply as the answer for now though. Allan

Thanks, I am done with that Issue, Now its working fine.

Thanks Kevin! That helped.

I think this might be a good use case for using HTML5 data-* attributes to set options. Allan

I'm afraid not - the framework styling (jQuery UI, Bootstrap, Semantic UI, whatever) is global for all tables on the page. They cannot currently be separated. Allan