I’m familiar with DashTable cell dropdown and multi-headers; however, has anyone created a dash_table with multi-cells?
For example, row[0] at column[0] contains one cell as you would normally expect but row[0] at column[1] contains two or more sub-cells.
Hi @jakemacnaughton and welcome to the Dash community.
That’s not possible with DataTable, but you can do it with Dash AG Grid.
I’m not sure exactly what you are looking for - can you provide more details?
For example, if your cell data has things like lists or dicts, you can access them like this: Column Definitions | Dash for Python Documentation | Plotly
Or you can use cell renderers to display all kinds of things (including components) in cells:
Or do you mean Row Spanning
or Column Spanning?
Thank you @AnnMarieW - I appreciate your thorough and timely response!
As opposed to selecting a cell in a DataTable and using its dropdown to toggle between its options, I’m looking to display all of the possible options upfront in their own “sub-cells” within that row/column. Typically there is one Td per row/column, but in this case there would be two or three Td’s per row/column.
It seems like I should be able to accomplish this with Dash AG Grid, so I’ll give it a shot!