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jtable column header spanning, I want the header to cover 4 columns

alpha02	25 Mar, 2007 - 06:45 PM Post #1
D.I.C Addict Joined: 20 May, 2006 Posts: 687 Dream Kudos: 850 My Contributions	Hi again! I have a JTable and I want the column headers to cover 4 columns. How can this be achieved? I do not need a big code to allow row/column spanning, just an example of how to span a column header would be appreciated. thanks in advance p.s. I googled for two hours and I did not find anything. This post has been edited by alpha02: 25 Mar, 2007 - 06:45 PM
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gyron	RE: Jtable Column Header Spanning 27 Mar, 2007 - 02:32 AM Post #2
D.I.C Head Joined: 9 Jan, 2007 Posts: 61 My Contributions	hie i think you might have to use two tables instead, one with only the columnHeaders showing(for the big headers spanning 4 columns) and one with columnHeaders hidden(with the former table's columnHeaders now 'acting' as the later's headers). You would also have to use BorderLayout so that the columnHeaders are placed using BorderLayout.NORTH. I hope this points you to some workable solution.
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alpha02	RE: Jtable Column Header Spanning 27 Mar, 2007 - 02:45 PM Post #3
D.I.C Addict Joined: 20 May, 2006 Posts: 687 Dream Kudos: 850 My Contributions	QUOTE(gyron @ 27 Mar, 2007 - 06:32 AM) hie i think you might have to use two tables instead, one with only the columnHeaders showing(for the big headers spanning 4 columns) and one with columnHeaders hidden(with the former table's columnHeaders now 'acting' as the later's headers). You would also have to use BorderLayout so that the columnHeaders are placed using BorderLayout.NORTH. I hope this points you to some workable solution. That's what I did, and it works. Thanks for the tip!
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