Dive into the world of the JavaScript Pivot Table with a spotlight on these five standout features.
· Virtualization · OLAP data binding · Editing · Export customization · Save and load reports
Large amounts of data can be divided and displayed in rows and columns of the current viewport using the virtual scrolling feature.
The JavaScript Pivot Table can be connected to an OLAP cube, and its result can be visualized in both tabular and graphical formats.
Users can perform dynamic create, read, update, and delete actions on raw data in real time. These changes are seamlessly synchronized with the underlying data source, instantly updating information across all associated cells.
In JS Pivot Table, you can also customize the exported document by programmatically adding header, footer, and cell properties like type, style, and position.
Save and load reports is a tool that allows you to organize and analyze data from its report that can be easily loaded from either the local storage or a database, and also stores the report at run time.