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This section describes, how to move a column in JTable component.

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This seciton you will see an example that move a column in JTable. Moving is a very simple method that moves the data from one position to the other. If you want to move a column from one position to another specified position in JTable via using the moveColumn() method, you need the index of column that will count from '0' which denotes the first column of JTable.


 

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