For Print

'For Print' renders the table without using any scrollbars. The grid will flow outside the viewable area of the browser if it is large enough, leaving the user to have to scroll using the browser to view the table data.

When using 'for print', there are no pinned columns and row virtualisation does not happen. Because there is no row virtualisation, be careful not to have to many rows in your page, as a large number of rows could have a large impact on how long it takes for the browser to render the page.

Why 'For Print'

You will want to use 'for print' for printing. The table normally will have parts of the table clipped with the scrolling viewport. However using 'for print' renders the entire table, perfect for printing.

Example

Below is an example table using 'for print'. The table is also fitted with a border, to highlight where the table ends (both right hand side and bottom). Notice you can resize the columns, and the table will widen or narrow to suit. Also notice you can filter the table, and the removed rows will make the table take up less space on the page.

Note: If you do see scrolls below, it is the scrolls of the example iFrame, not the grid.