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]]>Thanks to our new premium integration, you can also create WooCommerce product tables that update automatically and have “Add to Cart” functionality.
The main benefits wpDataTables provides to its users are more time (as it automates displaying data on a website) and no need to learn to code.
We did the heavy lifting of coding, so you can enjoy the beautiful tables and charts in just a few clicks.
Our table builder serves an important purpose – creating simple WordPress tables from scratch. But don’t worry, these tables can be as simple or as complicated as you want as you can now merge cells, style each cell differently, add star ratings to cells, media and so much more.
Our main goal was to build a table & charts plugin with looks and functionalities. It’s similar to Excel but for WordPress websites & it’s less complicated.
Here is the list of features in those simple tables:
The wpDataTables plugin is designed for a broad range of users who need to manage, display, and analyze data efficiently within their WordPress sites.
Use Case: Display complex data sets in an easily digestible format.
Features: Advanced filtering, sorting, and the ability to create charts and graphs directly from tables..
Use Case: Add dynamic and customizable data tables to client websites without needing to code from scratch.
Features: Highly customizable appearance, responsive design, and integration with popular page builders like WPBakery and Elementor.
Use Case: Present academic data, grades, or research findings.
Features: Easy handling of large datasets, multi-language support, and user-friendly interface.
Use Case: Showcase product comparisons, pricing tables, or inventory management. Automatically generate WooCommerce tables for products. Replace a traditional WooCommerce grid with a data table layout to cater to detailed shoppers.
Features: Pricing table options and automatic data updates. The data in your product table is synced with your WooCommerce store, ensuring accuracy as you update your inventory or pricing.
Use Case: Embed engaging data-driven content within posts or pages.
Features: Easily embed tables and charts in posts, customizable themes, and shortcodes for quick deployment.
Use Case: Virtually anyone who needs to present structured data in an accessible way on a WordPress site.
Features: Simple setup, versatile table creation options, and responsive design for all devices.
The wpDataTables plugin is versatile, user-friendly, and powerful, making it an excellent tool for anyone who needs to work with data in WordPress.
Pricing tables
Amazon product comparison table
Searchable catalogs of car parts, books, etc.
Currency and crypto rates
WooCommerce Product Tables
Financial and investment rates
Customer lists
Statistics data (weather for example)
Scientific data
Monitoring of data
Tourist agency – rating hotels and trips
Game popularity comparison
Gamers statistics
Monthly employee statistics
Product lists
Product lists with links to online stores
Pedigree tables
Historical data
Country population statistics
Datatables
Easily create responsive data tables in just a few clicks with wpDataTables. Automatically adjust to any screen size, ensuring your tables look great on desktops, tablets, and smartphones—no coding required!
Effortlessly create data tables on your website by importing directly from Excel (.xls, .ods, .xlsx) with wpDataTables. Simply upload your file, and our tables plugin will generate a fully customizable, responsive table—perfect for displaying complex data in an easy-to-read format.
Learn How to create WordPress tables from Excel files.
CSV is one of the most popular data formats—it’s lightweight, easy to generate from almost any software, and even simple to create manually. With wpDataTables, you have more flexibility by using not just the standard ‘comma’ delimiter, but also ‘colon’, ‘semicolon’, ‘vertical bar (pipe)’, and ‘TAB’ options. Creating WordPress tables from CSV files has never been easier!
Easily generate data tables from XML, a universal standard for presenting data. Many web services rely on XML, and wpDataTables fully supports it as an input data source. Check out our documentation to learn How to Create WordPress Tables with XML and seamlessly integrate your data.
JSON has become the ‘de facto’ standard for packing data on the web and wpDataTables also supports the JSON format as an input data source.
Learn How to create WordPress tables from JSON.
Previously, only one-level arrays of same-structured objects were supported, but now you can select the root path of your data—whether it’s nested or not, with or without JSON Authentication. For more details, check out our guide on Creating Data Tables in WordPress from Nested JSON.
Most of JSON APIs are locked, password protected, and can’t be accessed without some authentication. wpDataTables support basic authentication and also custom headers where you can provide details needed for authentication for that specific JSON (for example API keys, tokens, etc.). More info in our docs about JSON Authentication.
This feature dramatically increases the loading performance of your tables created from existing data sources like CSV, Excel, XML, JSON, Nested JSON and PHP array. Learn all about Caching tables in WordPress.
If you are updating your source file frequently, and want to keep the data in the table updated after a custom interval, the new feature Auto update cache from the source file will be perfect for you. Learn more about Auto update cache from source and cron job instructions.
For developers who use our table and chart plugin, learn how you can prepare a PHP file and How to create WordPress tables based on serialized PHP arrays in our docs.
With wpDataTables, you can effortlessly create responsive charts using a simple, step-by-step wizard right in the WordPress admin panel. These charts automatically adjust to any screen size, ensuring they look stunning on all devices. Explore the full range of customization options in our guide on How to Create Responsive Charts in WordPress.
Editing charts in wpDataTables is seamless and intuitive. Using the same chart creation wizard, you can easily update existing charts with prefilled data, making adjustments a breeze. Learn more in our guide on Editing Charts in WordPress.
wpDataTables offers a powerful grouping feature for charts, allowing you to sum up row values with the same label and display them as a single series. This makes data presentation clearer and more effective. Discover how to use this feature in our guide on Grouping Data in WordPress Charts.
wpDataTables allows creation of 23 different chart types using the Google Charts & Chart.js rendering engine:
Creating tables, datatables and charts with a WordPress tables plugin has never been easier. It only takes 3 basic steps:
Upload data from Excel, CSV, JSON, any API, XML, or Serialized PHP arrays, or start from scratch using the WordPress table builder.
Adjust columns, rename, reorder, apply CSS, change colors, hide on mobile, and fine-tune fonts, borders, rows, and pagination to fit your style.
Once your table is ready, add it to any post or page with Gutenberg, WP Editor, shortcodes, or page builders like Avada, Divi, WPBakery, and Elementor.
Every table (except simple tables) can have search, display length, pagination, and export options like Copy to Clipboard, CSV, PDF, XLS, and Print. Explore more in our guide on Table Tools in wpDataTables and Table and Column Settings.
wpDataTables ensures full compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), making your tables accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.
All tables (except simple tables) are sortable by default, allowing you to organize data by one or multiple columns. For more, see our guide on Creating Sortable Tables in WordPress.
Group similar values from one column for a clearer, more organized table view. Learn more in our guide on How to Set Up Row Grouping in WordPress Tables.
Most of the users need to show a single value from their tables. With our table plugin, you can display dynamic single values from your tables using wpDataTables’ single-cell shortcode.
WooCommerce Integration – Create dynamic and customizable WooCommerce product tables to display product data directly from your WooCommerce store.
WP Posts Builder – New Table Type – Easily generate tables displaying posts, pages, or custom post types with the new WP Posts Builder integration.
Folders/Categories – Organize Tables and Charts in WordPress Using Folders.
Transform Value – Convert column values into links, mail triggers, phone triggers, or images.
Sticky Headers/Columns: Easily freeze headers or left/right columns for better navigation.
Customize Options For Each Table – Personalize each table with different skins, fonts, backgrounds, and colors.
Create Tables via Google Spreadsheet API –Instantly sync tables with private Google Sheets using the API.
Manual tables – Create a wpDataTable based on a query to a MySQL table.
Update manual tables from source files – Dramatically improve the updating process of manual tables from existing data sources like CSV, Excel, and Google sheets.
Editable Tables – Edit tables easily on both the back-end and front-end,
Excel-like editing – Excel-like spreadsheet editing interface is available both for back-end and front-end editing
Advanced Filters and Search– Apply individual and cascading filters for precise results with the Powerful Filters addon.
Highlighting – Highlight rows, columns, or cells based on specific conditions.
Highcharts & Highcharts stock – Create stunning, interactive charts, including financial visualizations.
ApexCharts – create beautiful and interactive visualizations on the website
Calculating Tools – Quickly calculate sums, averages, and other metrics for any column.
Placeholders – Use placeholders in SQL queries to make tables dynamic with shortcodes.
MySQL based tables – Create a wpDataTable based on a query to a MySQL table.
SQL query builder – built-in SQL query constructor with graphical user interface which allows a user to pick and join other tables from database
WPDB query builder – built-in WPDB query constructor with graphical user interface which allows a user to pick the post types, custom/meta fields, and taxonomies
Foreign key – Link multiple tables using the Foreign key method.
Multiple databases support – Display data from MySQL, MS SQL, or PostgreSQL databases, only with wpDataTables.
Handle large tables with millions of rows – Manage tables with millions of rows efficiently via MySQL.
Users can see and edit only their own data – Restrict users to see and edit only their own data on the front end.
and much more…
You can get all of these features by purchasing the Premium version.
wpDataTable Lite and Premium users have the option to extend wpDataTables functionality with FREE add-ons such as:
wpDataTable Premium users have the option to extend wpDataTables functionality with premium add-ons such as:
Master-detail tables** – View row details in both tabular and non-tabular displays with a simple click in a popup or custom page/post.
Powerful Filters** – Add advanced cascade filters and hide tables before filtering.
Report Builder** – Instantly generate Word or Excel reports from your site in a few clicks.
Gravity Forms integration** – Create editable tables from Gravity Forms data.
Formidable Forms Integration** –Build wpDataTables from Formidable Forms submissions.
**Note: These add-ons are sold separately from the premium plugin.
What do people say about wpDataTables?
★★★★★
Great plugin, great features, great support. Highly customizable and performing. – mirkolofio
★★★★★
This is the best plugin for displaying tables and charts! And the support is the best one I had on WordPress. Responses within hours and problem fix the same day ! – ldeschenes
★★★★★
I don’t do many reviews, but my experience with wpDataTables has been awesome; from using the plugin to interacting with customer service and their support team. I was pretty amazed that even through the holiday season the support team replied quickly to my request. – tekv
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