UiPath Apps - Studio Web

[Mohammed_Shahid01]

Hi Team,

Is it possible to display a DataTable (including all rows) in UiPath Apps Studio Web?

I tried using the Table control, but it only accepts the following object type:
Apps.Controls.ListSource(Of Apps.Controls.TabularInitClass)

I’m not sure how to convert or bind my DataTable to this format.

If anyone has implemented this already, please share your approach or guidance. Thanks!

[yedukondaluaregala (YK)]

@Mohammed_Shahid01

Can you check below thread,

Display DataTable - Apps Studio Web

Is it possible to display a DataTable object (each row of it) in Apps Studio Web? I tried using the Table control, but it only accepts this object type: Apps.Controls.ListSource(Of Apps.Controls.TabularInitClass), which I don’t understand. Studio Web - Table If someone has already figured this out, I’d appreciate your help.

Request your help on the Data table view in the Uipath Apps

Hi @nagendra.pabba1 , UiPath Apps only supports primitive types (e.g., String , Int32 , Boolean ) in DataTable columns. If any column contains complex types (like System.Object , JObject , or custom classes), the UI will render them as [Object Object]. [image] Apps - Use DataTable with Table and Edit Grid controls Check above doc for more information. To solve: Ensure the process returns a DataTable with only primitive types(especially String), before sending to Apps. Then Bind the Data…

Hope it helps

[MohammedShabbir]

Hi @Mohammed_Shahid01

You can use DatatableVariable.ToListSource() for this scenario.

It converts the DataTable into the required format (Apps.Controls.ListSource(Of Apps.Controls.TabularInitClass)) that can be directly bound to the Table control in Apps Studio Web.

[Monali_Vekariya (Mona)]

Hi @Mohammed_Shahid01

Yes, it’s possible, but the Table control in UiPath Apps does not directly support a normal DataTable. The easiest way is to convert the DataTable into a list or collection format and then bind that collection to the table. Usually people convert the data into JSON or a list of objects before sending it to the app. Once it’s in the correct format, all rows can be displayed properly in the table control.