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Learn how to build a dynamic table in AngularJS that automatically populates from a 2x2 array structure using `ng-repeat`.
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Building a Dynamic Table with AngularJS and ng-repeat

If you're working with AngularJS and want to create a dynamic table populated by a JSON data structure, you might run into problems with managing multidimensional arrays. In this post, we will guide you through the steps needed to create a dynamic table using the powerful ng-repeat directive without writing repetitive code.

The Problem: Dynamic Table Creation

You have a JSON structure where you want to bind data to a table automatically. The JSON structure looks like this:

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Your goal is to generate a table with dynamic rows based on this structure. You faced challenges when implementing the ng-repeat, often resulting in errors such as duplicates and rendering issues.

Solution Overview

To create this dynamic table, we'll utilize AngularJS's ng-repeat feature efficiently, creating a clear structure that allows for automatic population of table rows and columns. Here’s how to do it step-by-step.

Step 1: Set Up the AngularJS App

First, ensure you've included AngularJS in your project. Here’s a basic setup:

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Next, create your AngularJS module and controller to manage the data:

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Step 2: Create the Table Header

To ensure your table displays correctly, start by generating the header based on the first row of your field2 data:

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Step 3: Generate Table Rows

Now, add rows to your table dynamically for each set of field data:

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Step 4: Style the Table

For better visualization, you might want to add some CSS to style your input fields:

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Putting It All Together

Here is the complete HTML code for your dynamic table:

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Conclusion

Creating a dynamic table in AngularJS using ng-repeat for a multidimensional array can be straightforward if structured properly. We have shown how to efficiently bind your JSON data to a HTML table without repeating code. Follow these steps, and you'll be able to manage your data with ease.

Now you can experiment further with your AngularJS setup and create even more complex tables with various data structures. Happy coding!