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There is a great post on how to add row and column header to QML 2.0 TableView, but its row header is a separate Repeater control that does not display the data from the table model.

I tried to use a similar technique using tableView.contentX to make the first row fixed (to make the first colum behave like row header and stay fixed when the table is scrolled):

TableView {

    delegate: DelegateChooser {
        role: "type"
        DelegateChoice {
            roleValue: "first"
            delegate: Text {
                x: -tableView.contentX
                text: "%1 / %2".arg(model.item.base).arg(model.item.quote)
            }
        }

but with no success. Setting x to 0 also does not take an effect.

Dmitriano
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  • could you please provide minimal working and testable example that represents your problem? – NG_ Oct 23 '20 at 15:31

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