Columns select by user mouse clinging

Using Streamlit
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It is necessary to obtain the names of the columns in a list or a new DataFrame by allowing the user to select them through mouse clicks from the st.dataframe. This selection will facilitate the creation of a new st.dataframe based on the columns chosen by the user.

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You can enable column selection with st.dataframe. Use on_select="rerun" in st.dataframe. Set selection_mode to either "single_column" or "multi_column" depending on what you want. Examples of getting selections from dataframes are included in the docs: st.dataframe - Streamlit Docs

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I appreciate your prompt response, boss. I attempted to use the sample link you provided; however, it only allows for the selection of series columns sequentially. What I require is the ability to select random columns, such as A, C, F, J, and K, rather than in a series like A, B, C, D. My users should be able to select the desired columns by clicking with the mouse, which would then generate a new DataFrame containing only the randomly selected columns. After selecting the columns, users will then choose the rows. I hope this clarifies my requirements.

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You can select arbitrary subsets of columns. (e.g. Hold shift to select sequential, but hold Ctrl to select any individual column additively.)

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From the output, you can know what’s been selected then construct a filtered dataframe to display.

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If you want, you can have users select the columns and rows from one view (or you can have them selected from sequential views).

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Thank you very very much for your valuable reply
thank you again and again