I see, I will send you a PM so we can take a closer look at the issue!
Unfortunately same for me as well; otherwise wouldâve been great to use this!
As well as conditionally render buttons per row data
Hi @Thimo
I wanted to know if we can filter the data in the table by columns. I donât see an option to filter rows based on the filters from column data (just like in excel filter table option). Can you let me know if your plugin has this functionality?
I am not sure if I understand the question, do you mean to filter data by the data of the cell? If so, you can take a look at the following columns on the demo page:

@Thimo I wanted to have filters like this in my table or if I give a bubble dropdown instead of column filters, how can I make the table filter by the selection of dropdown?
Does anyone delete checked items without using ListShifter? I can delete entire tables very quickly using recursive workflows and would like to do the same with checked rows if possible to speed things up a bit.
Hey @silviorodriguez95
I am also looking to filter data in my table based on the dropdown selection. Can you share the steps in detail of how did you do this?
Hi @megha.rath,
I donât want to affirm that since I spent some 2-3 hours only in this topics but seems to be a little big âbuggyâ for me sometimes. I found a way to make it work but Iâve pre-selected 2 filters before selecting a third one and then it works.
Basically Iâm working only with custom states to filter the data on the table and all the columns must have the same âDo A Search Forâ to make it happen. Also, if youâre going to include some âEditâ or âDeleteâ button at the end do not forget to include a âeach uniqueâs idâ at the first field âIDâ.
Hope it helps.
Hi @Thimo !
First, this plugin has massively reduced my workload. Thank you!
I am trying to make a cell navigate to a Thingâs page when clicked. Example my table has a list of items, and I want to click the item which navigates to the âthingâsâ page, by passing that thing as the data to the page input. I donât see a way to do that with workflows, since the value of the cellâs are formatted as text. Do you have any suggestion for solving this problem?
Thanks so much.
Hi @tyler22! As the cell/row is clicked action returns the index of the clicked row you can retrieve the item from your database that is clicked! The demo page shows an example of the cell/row is clicked event like this: pluginpreview.bubbleapps.io/version-test/table
You can see that we are showing data in the popup that opens when a cell/row is clicked by using the clicked index
Thank you so much @Thimo ! This worked. I wasnât properly understanding which value was being passed as the index. I thought it was some arbitrary number, and not the thingâs unique id. My mistake. I have it working now.
@Thimo and similar question reg. the columns - is it possible to freeze 1-2 columns as you scroll to the right (in case of lots of columns)? It would be awesome
Hi @Thimo, Iâve recently hit a bug where sometimes when I load a Table/Grid in my app in the middle of the session, the table will remain in a âloadingâ state and wonât show any data. Using the inspector, I can see that the data is loaded in the table, but the loading state persists. When I do a hard reload of the web page, the Table loads just fine. Any ideas as to what may be causing this?
Iâll add here that Iâve added in the action to re-render the table when a user goes to view it in the middle of the session, however, the table remains stuck in the loading state.
The âloadingâ state means your table crashed. This is probably due to faulty data in the table. Could it be that you are showing other data types instead of texts and numbers (like date objects, data objects etc.)?
I donât think itâs faulty data, because the table loads just fine with a refresh. It only happens when a number of other elements are loaded prior. Itâs as though the table is cleared from a local cache and when itâs re-loaded, it fails. The types of data being re-loaded are not changing. Happy to take this into the DMs if youâd like to take a closer look.