tablegx-advanced

A React datatable with multiple tabs and shared filters uses a TabbedTable configuration to coordinate complex table views over a single dataset, synchronizing global filter state and row selection across all tabs.

Yes, you can create fully isolated per-tab table views using an IndependentTabbedTable variant, which separates data, columns, sorting, and visibility configurations for each tab without cross-tab interference.

Nested rows in a React datatable use expand and collapse logic driven by a getSubRows function, allowing hierarchical tree grids to render child rows beneath their parent rows dynamically.

Yes, footer aggregates calculate values on filtered leaf rows, ensuring that summary totals reflect only the currently visible data after shared or per-tab filters are applied to the table.

idColumn cross-tab intersection uses a designated identifier column to match and drive interactions across multiple tabs, linking row selection and filtering state between shared views over a single dataset.

Use independent tabbed tables when each tab requires distinct data sources, columns, and sorting states, whereas shared filter tables are better for analyzing a single dataset across multiple synchronized views.