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2. Angular Material editable table using FormArray - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/51150193

   35. I would use the index which we can get within matCellDef binding: *matCellDef="let row; let index = index" [formGroupName]="index". Forked Stackblitz. For solving problems with sorting and filtering take a look at this answer Angular Material Table Sorting with reactive formarray. edited Nov 22, 2020 at 5:41.

3. How to set width of mat-table column in angular?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/53020792

   Here in my mat-table have 6 column when any column has not more words then it looks like Image-1, but when any column has more words then UI looks like Image-2, so how to set UI like Image-1 when any

4. Angular + Material - How to refresh a data source (mat-table)

   stackoverflow.com/questions/46746598

   You may update the filter field to trigger table refresh: this.dataSource.filter = ' '; // Note that it is a space, not empty string. By doing so, the table will perform filtering and thus updating the UI of the table. But it requires having your own dataSource.filterPredicate() to handling your filtering logic.

5. Angular Material mat-table Row Grouping - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/52217179

   A very simple answer would be to sort by the GroupID, this will put those rows together in groups. However, I'm guessing you want a header row displayed before each group. You can provide an alternative <mat-row *matRowDef="... that uses a where clause. This can be used to display a non-default set of columns.

6. javascript - How to create a nested mat-table in a table with ...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/57810336

   What you actually want is to create a nested mat-table where all the nested tables are sortable and can be filtered through as well. Firstly, since you need to use filtering and sorting in your nested table, you need to create a new MatTableDataSource for it. This can be done initially when you create the main dataSource in the ngOnInit like below.

7. angular - What is the difference between component 'mat-table'...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/58210966

   selector: 'mat-table, table[mat-table]', ... }) export class MatTable<T> extends CdkTable<T> {} Option 1 : mat-table : When you use as an element it uses CSS flex-box properties to align your data/table so when you have very long text it will not resize automatically unless specified otherwise.

8. How to create a horizontally oriented table with Angular Material...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/59235658

   Use the below class where you are using on the MatTable as @dev mentioned you can use flex for this. Its also correct. Only and easy way to do this is via css or scss overriding of the MatTable. mat-table {. display: flex; flex-direction: row; } mat-row, mat-header-row {. flex-direction: column;

9. Inline editing in the Angular Material data table

   stackoverflow.com/questions/49787673

   4. I have created Inline editing in the Angular Material data table with filter and pagination also. Following functionality, I have added into the mat-table with FormArray example: Filter. Go to a specific page. inline editing in the material data table. Add a new row. Edit the existing row. Delete the row.

10. How colSpan and row Span added to material table Header Angular...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/55701270

    This piece of code creates a table with two table header rows and, for each data point in your dataSource, one row with 5 cells which use the columns provided. To properly style these header rows, we need to use rowSpan and colSpan. For each column, we create our ng-container: <ng-container matColumnDef="state">.

11. Proper use of Virtual Scrolling with Angular Material and...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/64873984

    That being said, I was just going to use the Angular Material CDK virtual table scrolling directive on my tables, since they are mat-tables anyways. I found some examples and all, though I can't seem to get things to properly work.