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To build a headless data grid in React, configure stable data and column references, select matching row model functions, and use controlled state with onChange handlers to enable sorting, filtering, and pagination.

Yes, you can implement column pinning and resizing in TypeScript without enforced markup by applying headless table logic, which separates UI rendering from state management for column visibility, pinning, and resizing.

TanStack Table works with server-side data fetching and pagination by selecting the server-side row model pipeline, allowing you to control external data retrieval while maintaining consistent table state behaviors.

The best way to handle large datasets in a React data grid is by integrating headless table logic with virtualization, enabling performant rendering for thousands of records while managing row models and expansion state.

You add fuzzy search and global filtering to a JavaScript data table by configuring the filtering row model functions within the headless table options, wiring the filter state to your input controls for interactive search behavior.

Row selections disappear during sorting and filtering if stable data and column references are not configured correctly, requiring controlled state with matching onChange handlers to preserve selection state across row model updates.