Can you select rows in a table?

[gaboc4]

Is it possible to select rows of a table and then get the selected data? Can be st.table() or st.write(dataframe)

[Amanda_Kelly]

Hi @gaboc4. Unfortunately that functionality is not yet supported but we are designing it! In the meantime, a workaround would be to use an st.multiselect, e.g.:

selected_indices = st.multiselect('Select rows:', data.index)

Which will work up to about 1000 rows or so and which will look like this:

You can see an example in this gist.

This feature request is being tracked here. Please feel free to follow the issue to keep up with the latest developments. Also please feel free to comment on it so that we can better understand your use-case.

Thanks for using Streamlit!!

[gaboc4]

Thanks so much @Amanda_Kelly ! This answered exactly what I needed it to - and I will keep up to date with the ticket

[dariushazimi]

This is really great.

[PeterT]

Any news on this functionality? Currently I’m managing by using streamlit-aggrid, but would much prefer using the native streamlit dataframes if this functionality becomes available. @kantuni I can see that you are doing a lot of work around dataframes and arrow - any plans to also include the possibility to select rows?

Best,
Peter

[Hanan_Shteingart]

yeah, any news?

[jrieke]

We just started development on this, expect some news over the next few months

[ngallo1]

Any updates? This seems like a very useful feature.

[Kiran_K]

It will be really helpful if we have the option to select few rows from a large dataframe or a table. Any update on this?

[Shawn_Pereira]

Hi @Kiran_K, you can use aggrid to select multiple rows in a data frame. There should be examples of this on this forum or on Pablo’s site.

However, you will need to wait if you want the feature to be available natively in Streamlit. Please check the roadmap for tentative dates.

Cheers

[Kiran_K]

Thanks Shawn. But I couldn’t find few of the native st.dataframe features like displaying all the content of a cell while clicking it in Aggrid. This feature is very handy, especially when the cell content is too long. Just like this

Yes we can resize the column width using Aggrid. But when the cell content has multiple lines of data, this process become really cumbersome. Is there any way to do the same in Aggrid. Please help!

[sfc-gh-cconner]

@Kiran_K , were you ever able to figure out how to do this in AgGrid? I need to be able to do the same thing. Select rows which requires AgGrid and I need to be able to display the content of a cell when it’s too long.

[Kiran_K]

@sfc-gh-cconner , I have achieved it through this. Please check the below 2 links.

Ag-Grid component with input support

Hi @Louis_Monier, pls refer the code below for an implementation of onCellClicked. You could probably write the image into the new window (myWin) and expand it with JS. I didn’t get a chance to try it as yet. Do give it a shot at your end on the basis of the following code. Hi @Kiran_K, below is an implementation of a browser window (instead of a popup). You can easily modify the JS to further suit your purpose. Clicking on the Name field gives a standard JS popup; clicking on the Topics field…

Ag-Grid component with input support

@Shawn_Pereira Awesome, it worked! I have applied this to the entire table using the below code. def clicked_cell_func(col_name): return f"function(params){{ alert(params.node.data.{col_name}); }};" for col_index, col_name in enumerate(df.columns): gd.configure_column(f"{col_name}", headerTooltip="Click to sort data", onCellDoubleClicked=JsCode(clicked_cell_func(col_name)), maxWidth=800)