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JavaScript Grid - Work with Grid

Work with Grid Working with Grid in the TreeGrid modeâ

For information on working with with Grid in the TreeGrid mode, read the TreeGrid mode guide.

Working with columns and cellsâ

The API of DHTMLX Grid allows setting configuration of columns, getting an object of a particular column as well as the parameters of a certain cell.

Setting columns configurationâ

You can specify the configuration of Grid columns on the fly via the setColumns() method. It takes an array with columns objects as a parameter.

grid.setColumns([
    { id: "a", header: [{ text: "New header for column a" }] },
    { id: "b", header: [{ text: "New header for column b" }] },
    
]);

You can find the full list of the available configuration options of a Grid column here.

Getting configuration of a columnâ

It is possible to return an object with attributes of a column via its id. Use the getColumn() method for this purpose.

const column = grid.getColumn("b");

The method returns an object with configuration of the specified column. You can find the list of properties that the return object can contain here.

Getting configuration of a cellâ

There is the getCellRect() method that returns an object with coordinates of a cell. The method takes as parameters the ids of the row and the column the cell belongs to:

const rect = grid.getCellRect("1", "c");

The return object includes the following attributes:

x (number) the X coordinate of a cell y (number) the Y coordinate of a cell height (number) the height of a cell width (number) the width of a cell Hiding/showing a columnâ

It is possible to show and hide a column in the grid via the showColumn() and hideColumn() methods.


grid.showColumn(colId);

grid.hideColumn(colId);

Related sample: Grid. Show / hide column

Since the object of a column has the hidden property, the showColumn() method changes the value of the hidden property to false while the hideColumn() method changes the value of the property to true.

Checking visibility of a columnâ

You can check whether a column is hidden or shown on a page using the isColumnHidden() method. The method returns true, if a column is hidden, and false if it's visible.

grid.isColumnHidden("country");

Related sample: Grid. Is column hidden

You may want to manipulate a filter specified in the header of a grid, for example, to set/unset focus on the filter, to change the filter, or clear it. To do that, you should apply the getHeaderFilter() method to get an object with methods of the header filter and apply the necessary method. For example:


grid.getHeaderFilter("country").setValue("Brazil");


grid.getHeaderFilter("country").focus();


grid.getHeaderFilter("country").blur();


const filter = grid.getHeaderFilter("country").getFilter();
console.log(filter);




grid.getHeaderFilter("country").clear();

Related sample: Grid. Get header filter

Working with rowsâ Adding/removing a rowâ Adding a rowâ

You may add a new row into the grid by using the add() method of DataCollection:

grid.data.add({
    "country": "Estonia",
    "population": "1326535",
    "yearlyChange": "0.0070",
    "netChange": "3782",
    "density": "31",
    "area": "45339",
    "migrants": "3911",
    "fert": "1.59",
    "age": "42.4",
    "urban": "0.6790",
    "id": "136"
}, 0);

Removing a rowâ

To remove the necessary row from the grid, apply the remove() method of DataCollection. Pass the id of the row that should be removed to the method:

Here is an example of removing a currently selected row:

const cell = grid.selection.getCell();
grid.data.remove(cell.row.id);

Related sample: Grid. Delete row

For more information about the selection functionality in Grid, read the Selection and Work with selection object articles.

Removing all rowsâ

If you need to remove all rows at once, use the removeAll() method of DataCollection:

Hiding/showing a rowâ

Starting from v7.0, it is possible to show and hide a row in the grid via the showRow() and hideRow() methods.


grid.showRow(rowId);

grid.hideRow(rowId);

Related sample: Grid. Show / hide row

Checking visibility of a rowâ

You can check whether a row is hidden or shown on a page using the isRowHidden() method. The method returns true, if a row is hidden, and false if it's visible.

Related sample: Grid. Show / hide row

Adding/removing spansâ

You can manipulate columns and rows spans inside the grid with the help of the corresponding API methods: addSpan(), removeSpan() and getSpan().

Adding spansâ

In order to add a column/row span into the grid, use the addSpan() method. Pass an object with configuration of a span as a parameter:

grid.addSpan({ 
    row: "0", 
    column: "a", 
    rowspan: 5 
});

These are possible fields of a span object:

row (string|number) mandatory, the id of a row column (string|number) mandatory, the id of a column rowspan (number) optional, the number of rows in a span colspan (number) optional, the number of columns in a span text (string|number) optional, the text in a spanned row/column css (string) optional, the name of the CSS class that will be applied to a span Getting spansâ

You can return the column/row span a cell is a part of using the getSpan() method. It takes the ids of the row and the column the cell belongs to as parameters:

const span = grid.getSpan("10", "a");

As a result, you'll get an object with a span configuration, if any span includes the specified cell. Attributes of a span object are described above.

Removing spansâ

To remove an existing span, make use of the removeSpan() method. It takes the ids of the row and the column as parameters:

grid.removeSpan("10", "a");

Working with dataâ Filtering dataâ

You can filter grid data by the specified criteria with the help of the filter() method of DataCollection. The method takes as a parameter an object with the properties described below:

rule (object|function) the filtering criteria. It can be:

a filtering function. It takes as a parameter a data item (e.g. a row) and returns true/false
an object with the following attributes:
- by - (string | number) mandatory, the id of a column
- match - (string) mandatory, a pattern to match
- compare - (function) a function for extended filtering that takes three parameters:

config (object) optional, an object with the following properties:

id - (string) optional, the id of the filter
add - (boolean) defines whether each next filtering will be applied to the already filtered data (true), or to the initial data (false, default)
permanent - (boolean) optional, true to make the current filter permanent. It will be applied even if the next filtering doesn't have the add:true property in its configuration object. Such a filter can be removed just with the resetFilter() method

grid.data.filter(function (item) {
  return item.a > 0 && item.b !== "Apple";
});

grid.data.filter(function (item) {
  return item.a > 0 && item.b !== "Apple";
}, {
  add: true
});

grid.data.filter({
  by: "a",
  match: "Orange",
  compare: function (value, match, item) {
    if (item.a !== "Some") {
      return val === "New";
    }
    return false;
  }
}, {
  add: true,
});

Related sample: Grid. Basic filter

Sorting dataâ

It is possible to sort data in the grid via the sort() method of DataCollection. The method takes two parameters:

rule (object) an object with parameters for sorting. It can take the following attributes:

by - (string | number) the id of a column
dir - (string) the direction of sorting "asc" or "desc"
as - (function) a function that specifies the type to sort data as
rule - (function) optional, a sorting rule; the function must have two parameters and return a number (-1,0,1)

config (object) defines the parameter of sorting. It takes one attribute:

smartSorting (boolean) specifies whether a sorting rule should be applied each time after changing the data set

grid.data.sort(
    {
        by:"a",
        dir:"desc",
        as: item => (item.toUpperCase())
    },
    { smartSorting: true }
);

Related sample: Grid. Sorting

Sorting by multiple columnsâ

pro version only

The described functionality requires PRO version of the DHTMLX Grid (or DHTMLX Suite) package.

You can sort Grid by multiple columns simultaneously.

Multi-sorting is enabled on initialization of the component. In the example below Grid data is sorted with the help of the sort() method of DataCollection by several columns:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        
    ],
    editable: true,
    group: {
        order: ["animal_type"] 
    },
    groupable: true, 
    data: dataset
});

grid.data.sort({ by: "volunteer_name", dir: "desc" }, { smartSorting: true });
grid.data.sort({ by: "task_status", dir: "asc" });
grid.data.sort({ by: "animal_type", dir: "asc" });

If you need to disable the multi-sorting ability, set the multiSort Grid property to false.

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        
    ],
    multiSort: false,
    data: dataset
});

Custom sortingâ

You can also specify the rule attribute in a passed object instead of the default ones and set a custom function for sorting. For example:

grid.data.sort({
    rule: (a, b) => a.id > b.id ? 1 : (a.id < b.id ? -1 : 0) 
});

Getting the sorting stateâ

To get the current state of sorting data in Grid, use the getSortingStates() method of DataCollection. The method allows getting the result of sorting data by multiple columns and returns an array of objects with the following properties:

by (string | number) the id of a data field to sort by dir (string) the direction of sorting: "asc" or "desc" as (function) a custom function of converting values before comparing rule (function) a custom sorting function smartSorting (boolean) (if applied) specifies whether a sorting rule should be applied each time after changing the data set

const state = grid.data.getSortingStates();

Editing dataâ

You can easily edit the desired cell of a grid with the help of the editCell() method. It takes two parameters:

rowId (string, number) the id of a row colId (string, number) the id of a column

For example, you can edit the first cell of the "project" column like this:

grid.editCell(grid.data.getId(0), "project");

Related sample: Grid. Edit the first cell

To finish editing of a cell, use the editEnd() method. The method takes a boolean value as a parameter to define whether the edited data will be saved after the editing of a cell is complete (if true, the made changes won't be saved).

grid.editEnd(); 

grid.editEnd(true);

Exporting dataâ

You can easily export data of Grid into the Excel, CSV, PDF, or PNG format.

Exporting data to Excelâ

Since v9.2 DHTMLX Grid uses the WebAssembly-based library Json2Excel to enable the export to Excel functionality and the xlsx() method of the Export module to export data from Grid into an Excel file. You can use either the public export server or a local export server.

Thus, to have the possibility of exporting files you need to:

call the xlsx() method of the Export module. The method takes an object with export settings as a parameter (all settings are optional)
- if you use the public export server, you don't need to specify the link to it, since it is used by default
- if you use your own export server, you need to:
  - install the Json2Excel library
  - provide a local path to the export module on your computer by setting the path to the worker.js file as "../libs/json2excel/1.3/worker.js?vx", as a value of the url option in the configuration object of the xlsx() method

grid.export.xlsx({
    url: "../libs/json2excel/1.3/worker.js?vx", 
    name: "my_file", 
    tableName: "grid", 
    dateFormatMask: "mm.dd.yy" 
});

You can check the latest version of the Json2Excel library at the github repository.

Read the details on dates formatting in Excel in the related Excel documentation.

Related sample: Grid. Export to xlsx and csv

note

The export module server used in the Suite versions up to v9.1 is still available. You can either set the path to the public export server as:

grid.export.xlsx({
    url: "//export.dhtmlx.com/excel"
});

or provide a local path to the export module on your computer as a value of the url property of the export method.

Exporting data to CSVâ

You can export data from Grid to the CSV format with the csv() method of the Export module. The method takes an object with export settings as a parameter (all settings are optional).

grid.export.csv({
    name: "my_file", 
    rowDelimiter: "\t", 
    columnDelimiter: ";" 
});

Related sample: Grid. Export to xlsx and csv

The csv() method returns a CSV string with Grid data.

Exporting data to PDFâ

The pdf() method of the Export module allows you to export data from Grid into a PDF file. The method takes an object with export settings as a parameter (all settings are optional).

grid.export.pdf({
    format: "A4", 
    scale: 0.75, 
    displayHeaderFooter: true, 
    theme: "dark" 
});

Related sample: Grid. Export to PDF/PNG

Exporting data to PNGâ

The png() method of the Export module allows you to export data from Grid into a PNG file. The method takes an object with export settings as a parameter (all settings are optional).

grid.export.png({
    theme: "dark" 
});

Related sample: Grid. Export to PDF/PNG

Grouping dataâ

pro version only

The described functionality requires PRO version of the DHTMLX Grid (or DHTMLX Suite) package.

You can group row data by column values to make them more suitable for analysis. The Grid row data grouping functionality allows aggregating data in a group, adjusting the appearance, order and configuration of data grouping and rendering statistics in the summary rows.

It is possible to set a predefined Grid configuration to initialize Grid with grouped data or to use the DataCollection API for grouping Grid data.

Related sample: Grid. Grouping

important

Data grouping isn't intended for working with lazyDataProxy
Modifying the values of grouped elements won't modify the aggregated values
You mustn't change the order of elements grouping by drag-n-drop

Enabling data groupingâ

To use the row data grouping functionality in Grid, you need to apply the group configuration property of Grid. You can set the group property to true to enable grouping, or to specify it as a configuration object to configure data grouping .

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        
    ],
    group: true, 
    groupable: true 
    data: dataset
});

note

Note that when you initialize Grid with the group configuration property, the tree-like mode is enabled for Grid and it will have the type: tree property in its configuration.

You can also specify what Grid data will be used for grouping using the groupable properties of Grid and of a column.

The groupable property of Grid enables grouping data by the values in all columns via the user interface:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        
    ],
    group: true, 
    groupable: true 
    data: dataset
});

note

The groupable property works only with the group panel.

With the Grid groupable property enabled you can:

drag column headers to the special grouping area - group panel. Grid will automatically create groups based on the values from these columns
group data by several fields by moving a column header to the group panel
sort the grouped data in two ways:
- either by sorting the grouped field beforehand
- or by clicking a group element on the group panel
edit the nesting level of grouping by modifying the grouping order by either moving elements to the group panel or removing elements from the group panel

Related sample: Grid. Grouping

The groupable property of a column allows grouping data by the values of a certain column via the user interface:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] },
        { id: "area", header: [{ text: "Land Area (KmÂ²)" }] }
    ],
    group: true,
    data: dataset
});

In the above snippet rows will be grouped by the "country" column values, as the groupable: true property is specified in its configuration.

Configuring data groupingâ

With the group configuration option set as an object you can display and manage the group panel, adjust rendering of columns, the order of grouping and specify the data aggregation settings. The group configuration object has the properties enumerated below:

panel - (optional) enables the group panel, true by default. When the panel config is set to true, a user can drag columns' headers to the panel of creating and modifying groups

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] },
        { id: "area", header: [{ text: "Land Area (KmÂ²)" }] }
    ],
    group: {
        panel: true 
    },
    data: dataset
});

panelHeight - (optional) defines the height of the group panel in pixels, which allows adjusting the space for rendering a group of columns, 40 by default

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }] },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] }
    ],
    group: {
        panel: true,
        panelHeight: 60
    },
    data: dataset
});

Related sample: Grid. Grouping customization

hideableColumns - (optional) specifies whether columns will be hidden on a group creation, true by default. If set to false, columns used for grouping will remain visible

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }] },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] },
    ],
    group: {
        panel: true,
        hideableColumns: false 
    },
    data: dataset
});

Related sample: Grid. Grouping customization

showMissed - (optional) controls visibility of the elements that don't suit the grouping criteria (e.g. data without values), true by default. The following settings are available:
- if set to true, the rows that don't have values for grouping are rendered row by row after all the data
- if a string value is set, e.g. "Missed", the rows that don't have values for grouping are rendered as a separate group the name of which will have the specified string value. This group will be rendered as the last one
- if set to false, the rows that don't suit the grouping criteria won't be rendered

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] }
    ],
    group: {
        panel: true,
        
        
        showMissed: "Missed" 
    },
    data: dataset
});

Related sample: Grid. Grouping missing data

fields - (optional) predefines an extended configuration for data grouping by certain columns, by setting the rules of aggregation and rendering of the results. The attributes of the fields object correspond to the ids of columns for which the aggregation rules and the order of results are being configured. The configuration of a column is defined by the IGroupOrder object that has the following properties:
- map - (optional) an object for data aggregation in a group, where the keys are field names, and the values can be:
  - a tuple [string, TAggregate] that specifies the field and the aggregation type ("sum", "count", "min", "max", "avg") from the dhx.methods helper
  - a user-defined aggregation function ((row: IRow[]) => string | number)
- summary - (optional) specifies where the total row is rendered - at the top or at the bottom of the group

A predefined configuration is needed in cases when the group panel is supposed to be used and the rendered group should have the total row.

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }] },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] },
        { id: "density", header: [{ text: "Density (P/KmÂ²)" }] }
    ],
    group: {
        panel: true,
        fields: {
            population: {
                summary: "bottom",
                map: {
                    population: ["population", "sum"],
                    customSummary: function(rows) {
                        return rows.length;
                    }
                }
            }
        },
        order: ["population"]
    },
    groupable: true,
    data: dataset
});

In the above snippet row data is grouped by the values of the "population" column. The "group" column contains:

a) the grouped values of the "population" column and the number of elements that suit the grouping criteria

b) the total rows under the grouped values set by the summary property

Related sample: Grid. Grouping and totals in the summary row

order - (optional) defines the order of grouping by setting the sequence of columns for grouping. The elements of the order array can be:
- a string that represents a grouping field
- a function ((row: IRow) => string) for dynamic defining of a group
- an IGroupOrder object that has the following properties:
  - map - (optional) an object for data aggregation in a group, where the keys are field names, and the values can be:
    - a tuple [string, TAggregate] that specifies the field and the aggregation type ("sum", "count", "min", "max", "avg") from the dhx.methods helper
    - a user-defined aggregation function ((row: IRow[]) => string | number)
  - summary - (optional) specifies where the total row is rendered - at the top or at the bottom of the group

Related sample: Grid. Grouping customization

Below you'll find the examples of configuring Grid via the order property:

You can specify the columns' ids to group data by in the order of their succession. Grouping starts from the first specified column and will continue for each following one:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] }
    ],
    group: {
        order: ["country", "city"]
    },
    data: dataset
});

You can also use callback functions in an array. A callback function takes the current data row and returns the value for grouping:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }] },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }]},
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] }
    ],
    group: {
        order: [
            (row) => row.population > 1000000
                ? "Large Population"
                : "Small Population"
        ]
    },
    groupable: true,
    data: dataset
});

You can use a configuration object as an element that defines the grouping order:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        {
            id: "country",
            header: [{ text: "Country" }],
            template: (value, row) => {
                
                if (row.$groupSummary) { 
                    return `count: ${row.count}`;
                }
                return value;
            }
        },
        {
            id: "population",
            header: [{ text: "Population" }],
            template: (value, { $groupSummary, ageAvg, populationAvg }) => {
                if (!$groupSummary) return value;
                return `Age avg: ${ageAvg}; Population avg: ${populationAvg}`;
            },
        },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }],  },
        { id: "age", header: [{ text: "Age" }] },       
    ],
    group: {
        fields: {
            population: {
                summary: "top",
                map: {
                    ageAvg: ["age", "avg"],
                    populationAvg: ["population", "avg"],
                }
            },
        },
        order: [
            {
                by: "country",
                summary: "top",
                map: {
                    count: ["country", "count"]
                }
            },
            "population",
        ],
        hideableColumns: false,
    },
    groupable: true,
    data: dataset
});

You can also combine columns' ids, functions and configuration objects. Such an approach provides a flexible control over the grouping order by applying static values for some columns and dynamic values calculated by a function for other columns:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }] },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }],  },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] },
    ],
    group: {
        order: [
            "country", 
            (row) => row.city[0].toUpperCase() 
        ]
    },
    groupable: true,
    data: dataset
});

column - (optional) defines the configuration of a column that renders values by the grouped data. This column will be used as a main one for structuring and rendering data grouped by value

Related sample: Grid. Grouping customization

You can specify the id of a column in two ways:

as a string value of the column property of the group object:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] }
    ],
    group: {
        column: "group" 
    },
    data: dataset
});

as a string value of the id property of the column object inside the group object

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }], groupable: true },
        { id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] }
    ],
    group: {
        column: {
            id: "group", 
            sortable: false,
            tooltip: false,
        }
    },
    data: dataset
});

A column with grouped data may contain the following properties in its configuration:

column: {
    id: string | number,
    header: [
        {
            text?: string | ((content: ISummaryList) => string),
            tooltip?: boolean | object, 
            tooltipTemplate?: (
                content: { value: string } & ISummaryList,
                header: IHeader,
                column: ICol
            ) => string | boolean,
            align?: "left" | "center" | "right", 
            css?: string,
            content?: "inputFilter" | "selectFilter" | "comboFilter",
            filterConfig?: {
                filter?: (item: any, input: string) => boolean,
                multiselection?: boolean,
                readonly?: boolean,
                placeholder?: string,
                virtual?: boolean,
                template?: function
            },
            customFilter?: (item: any, input: string) => boolean,
            headerSort?: boolean, 
            sortAs?: (cellValue: any) => string | number,
            htmlEnable?: boolean, 
        }
    ],
    footer?: [
        {
            text?: string | ((content: ISummaryList) => string),
            tooltip?: boolean | object, 
            tooltipTemplate?: (
                content: { value: string } & ISummaryList,
                header: IHeader,
                column: ICol
            ) => string | boolean,
            align?: "left" | "center" | "right", 
            css?: string,
            htmlEnable?: boolean, 
        },
    ],
    align?: "left" | "center" | "right", 
    resizable?: boolean, 
    sortable?: boolean, 
    mark?: { min?: string, max?: string } |
           (cell: any, columnCells: any[], row?: object, column?: object) => string,
    template?: (cellValue: any, row: object, column: object) => string,
    tooltip?: boolean | object, 
    tooltipTemplate?: (cellValue: any, row: object, column: object) => string,
}

Note that the column object of the group configuration option has some properties of a Grid column. You can check the descriptions of the group column object properties enumerated above in the Grid column properties guide.

Making group panel elements closableâ

You can enable closing of all the elements of the group panel using the closable configuration option of Grid.

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { width: 150, id: "country", header: [{ text: "Country" }] },
        { width: 150, id: "population", header: [{ text: "Population" }] },
        { width: 150, id: "density", header: [{ text: "Density (P/KmÂ²)" }] },
        { width: 150, id: "area", header: [{ text: "Land Area (KmÂ²)" }] },
    ],
    group: true,
    groupable: true,
    closable: true,
    data: dataset
});

Related sample: Grid. Grouping customization

You can also use the closable configuration property of a column. It allows making a particular group panel element closable or permanently enabled:

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        {
            width: 150,
            id: "country",
            header: [{ text: "Country" }],
            
            
            closable: false, 
        },
        {
            width: 150,
            id: "population",
            header: [{ text: "Population" }],
            groupable: true,
        },
        { width: 150, id: "density", header: [{ text: "Density (P/KmÂ²)" }] },
        { width: 150, id: "area", header: [{ text: "Land Area (KmÂ²)" }] },
    ],
    group: {
        order: ["country", "population"]
    },
    groupable: true,
    data: dataset
});

Using DataCollection API for data groupingâ

After you've enabled grouping in Grid, you can use the DataCollection API to work with data grouping.

Grouping Grid dataâ

To group Grid data, use the group() method of DataCollection. The method takes the following parameters:

order - an array that defines the order and configuration for data grouping. Each element in the array can be:
- a string that represents a grouping field
- a function (i: IDataItem) => string for dynamic defining of a group
- an IGroupOrder object that has the following properties:
  - by - the field name or a function for user-defined grouping
  - map - (optional) an object for data aggregation in a group, where the keys are field names, and the values can be:
    - a tuple [string, TAggregate] that specifies the field and the aggregation type ("sum", "count", "min", "max", "avg") from the dhx.methods helper
    - a user-defined aggregation function (i: IDataItem[]) => string | number
  - summary - (optional) specifies where the total row is rendered - at the top or at the bottom of the group
config - (optional) the configuration of data grouping
- showMissed - (optional) specifies whether the elements that don't have the field for grouping should be displayed, true by default
  - if set to true, the rows that don't have values for grouping are rendered row by row after all the data
  - if a string value is set, e.g. "Missed", the rows that don't have values for grouping are rendered as a separate group the name of which will have the specified string value. This group will be rendered as the last one
  - if set to false, the rows that don't suit the grouping criteria won't be rendered
- field - (optional) the group field name, "group" by default

There are several examples of grouping Grid data via the group() method of DataCollection:

simple grouping with the use of a callback function and a string field value

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "salary", header: [{ text: "Salary" }] },
        { id: "experience", header: [{ text: "Experience (years)" }] },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }] }
    ],
    group: true,
    groupable: true,
    data: dataset
});

grid.data.group([
    function(row) {
        if (row.salary < 30000) return "Low income";
        if (row.salary >= 30000 && row.salary < 70000) return "Medium income";
        return "High income";
    },
    "city"
]);

grouping with the use of a configuration object and aggregation settings

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "department", header: [{ text: "Department" }] },
        { id: "employees", header: [{ text: "Number of Employees" }] },
        { id: "location", header: [{ text: "Location" }] }
    ],
    group: true,
    groupable: true,
    data: dataset
});

grid.data.group([{
    by: "department", 
    map: {
        employees: ["employees", "sum"], 
        location: (rows) => {
            
            const uniqueLocations = [...new Set(rows.map(r => r.location))];
            return uniqueLocations.join(", ");
        }
    },
    summary: "top" 
}]);

grouping with the use of the showMissed property

const grid = new dhx.Grid("grid_container", {
    columns: [
        { id: "name", header: [{ text: "Name" }] },
        { id: "age", header: [{ text: "Age" }] },
        { id: "city", header: [{ text: "City" }] }
    ],
    group: true,
    groupable: true,
    data: dataset
});

grid.data.group(["city"], {
    
    
    showMissed: "Unknown City" 
});

Related sample: Grid. Grouping missing data

Ungrouping Grid dataâ

To ungroup Grid data, use the ungroup() method of DataCollection.

Checking whether Grid data is groupedâ

To check whether Grid data is grouped at the moment, use the isGrouped() method of DataCollection. The method returns true if Grid data is grouped at the moment and false if it isn't grouped.

if (grid.data.isGrouped()) {
    console.log("The data is currently grouped");
}

Localizing data grouping labelsâ

You can render Grid data grouping labels in the necessary language by translating the related strings and applying a ready locale for the component. The default Grid locale looks like this:

const en = {
    total: "Total", 
    groupText: "Group", 
    dropAreaTitle: "Group by:", 
    dropAreaPlaceholder: "Drag the column header here", 
}

Check the details at the Localization guide.

The API of DHTMLX Grid provides the possibility to set scrolls to the necessary position and to get the current state of scrolls.

Scrolling to specific coordinatesâ

You can scroll grid content to exact position defined by x and y coordinates via the scroll() method. Pass the coordinates as parameters of the method.

Scrolling to specific grid cellâ

It is also possible to scroll grid content to a particular cell. Pass the ids of the row and the column as parameters:

grid.scrollTo("15", "c");

Related sample: Grid. Controlling scroll behavior

Getting the state of scrollâ

To return the current state of scroll, use the getScrollState() method.

const state = grid.getScrollState();

It returns an object with x,y coordinates of a position the grid has been scrolled to.

Repainting Gridâ

In case you've changed some configuration settings of a grid, you can repaint it on a page via the paint() method:

Destructing Gridâ

When it's necessary to release resources occupied by Grid during its activity, you can make use of the destructor() method:

Using Selection APIâ

For information on using Selection API, read Work with Selection object.

Using RangeSelection APIâ

For information on using RangeSelection API, read Work with RangeSelection Module.

Using BlockSelection APIâ

For information on using BlockSelection API, read Work with BlockSelection module.

Working with Clipboardâ

For information on using the Clipboard module in Grid, read Work with Clipboard module.

Working with DragPanelâ

For information on using the DragPanel module in Grid, read Work with DragPanel module.

Working with History APIâ

For information on using the History API in Grid, read Work with History module.

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