I have an array of arrays in my React app that I need to filter based on the first column.
The first column contains the list of companies.
const rowData = [ ['Capri LLC', '0012345', 'A0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Capricorn INC', '0022345', 'B0012', 'N', 'View Details'], ['Cancer INC', '0033345', 'A0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Gemini LLC', '0052345', 'C0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Leo Land INC', '0052345', 'D0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Capri LLC', '0012345', 'A0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Capricorn INC', '0022345', 'B0012', 'N', 'View Details'], ['Cancer INC', '0033345', 'A0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Gemini LLC', '0052345', 'C0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Leo Land INC', '0052345', 'D0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ];
So if I search for Capri, the final output should be:
const rowData = [ ['Capri LLC', '0012345', 'A0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Capricorn INC', '0022345', 'B0012', 'N', 'View Details'], ['Capri LLC', '0012345', 'A0012', 'Y', 'View Details'], ['Capricorn INC', '0022345', 'B0012', 'N', 'View Details'], ];
I tried applying the .filter() method we use for one-dimensional arrays, but I made some syntax errors when applying to an array of arrays.
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Try this:
rowData.filter(a => a[0].includes('Capri'));