React Data Grid - Data Operations

Search, Filter, and Sort Records in the Data Grid

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Advanced data operations

Apply filter bar, checkbox, and Excel-like filtering options, along with single and multi-column sorting and search capabilities, to quickly locate, organize, and analyze relevant data.

Multi-column sorting in React Data Grid.

Flexible sorting options

Sort records in ascending, descending, or multi-column order based on column values. The Data Grid also supports custom sorting to arrange records according to specific business rules or requirements. Sorted data views are suitable when information needs to be presented in a particular sequence.

Search in React Data Grid.

Search records across columns

Search across multiple columns using a single search box to locate matching records. A single search field is suitable when the target value may appear in different columns.

Filter bar in React Data Grid.

Filter bar for inline filtering

A built-in filter row below the column headers provides input fields for filtering records in each column. Use bar filtering to narrow displayed data based on values entered for individual columns.

Filter menu in React Data Grid.

Advanced filtering with menu

A column-level menu interface provides filtering operators based on the column data type, including starts with, contains, equals, greater than, less than, in, not in, and other supported operators. Menu filtering supports applying specific filtering conditions and displaying records that match defined criteria.

Checkbox filter in React Data Grid.

Multi-value filtering using checkboxes

A checkbox-based interface displays unique values from a column and allows multiple entries to be selected or cleared for filtering records. Checkbox filtering supports displaying records that match the selected options.

Excel-like filter in React Data Grid.

Excel-like filtering

An Excel-like dialog combines value selection, search, and advanced condition-based filtering. The dialog is suitable when detailed filtering criteria need to be applied using multiple filtering methods.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. React Data Grid supports accent-insensitive searching and filtering, allowing records to be matched even when search terms contain different accent marks or diacritical characters. This helps improve search accuracy across datasets.

Yes. The React Data Grid supports server-side filtering and remote data operations, enabling efficient filtering and data retrieval even when working with large datasets.

Yes. Filtering can be disabled for individual columns based on application requirements.

Yes. React Data Grid can keep null or empty values at the bottom of sorted results, making it easier to review and compare meaningful data without blank entries appearing throughout the list.

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