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  Tutorial: Removing a Column from a JTable

In this section, you will learn how to remove a column from a JTable component that uses the table model.

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Here, you will see how to remove a column from a JTable. Removing a column from a JTable means deleting the column containing the data. For removing the column, use the removeColumn() method, for this, you need the index of column that have to be deleted from the JTable.


 

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