I have these columns defined in a bit of Node code to create columns in a react table:
const columns = [{
Header: 'Regiom',
accessor: 'region' // String-based value accessors!
}, {
Header: 'Division',
accessor: 'division'
}, {
Header: 'File Client Id',
accessor: 'facilityid'
}, {
Header: 'Meter #',
accessor: 'meternumber'
}, {
Header: 'Service Address',
accessor: 'serviceaddress'
}, {
Header: 'Service City',
accessor: 'servicecity'
}, {
Header: 'Service Zip',
accessor: 'servicezip'
}, {
Header: 'Account Number',
accessor: 'accountnumber'
}, {
Header: 'Utility Provider',
accessor: 'utilityprovider'
}, {
Header: 'Interval Start',
accessor: 'intervalstart'
}, {
Header: 'Interval End',
accessor: 'intervalend'
}, {
Header: 'kWh Usage',
accessor: 'kwh_usage'
}, {
Header: 'kW Demand',
accessor: 'kw_demand'
}, {
Header: 'Gas Unit of Measure',
accessor: 'gas_uom'
}, {
Header: 'Gas Usage Amount',
accessor: 'gas_usage_amount'
}];
All I really want to do is leave the column headers centered but right justify the numbers - like, for example, the kWh Usage column. How do I do that? Is there a way to apply a style to a column within this? I tried the style: {text-align: right} and the code throws syntax errors...
You can do it via adding custom component in Header
or Cell
.
const columns = [
{
Header: () => <div style={{ textAlign: "right" }}>Regiom</div>,
accessor: "region",
Cell: row => <div style={{ textAlign: "right" }}>{row.value}</div>
},
...
...
Here is the sample code for you.
https://codesandbox.io/s/react-table-simple-table-eep26
Hope this will work for you!