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In JTable, all the columns can be sorted by using Table.setAutoCreateRowSorter(true); method. But the sorting is not properly in one column in that table which contains cell renderer. If you have any idea about it, please reply.

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  • The data in the table model is used to provide the bases for sorting. If to data is modified in anyway, it could produce incorrect results. If the data is displayed differently from how that data is stored/represented, this could produce undesirable results. You may need to consider providing your own sorter – MadProgrammer Jul 17 '14 at 05:00

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If you use a custom renderer to display the data then you also need to create a custom Comparator to sort the data in that column.

Read the section from the Swing tutorial on Sorting and Filtering for an example of a Comparator that you can set on the TableRowSorter.

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