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I am making a virtualized table using react-table and react-window. Without using virtualization, the columns in the table are displayed evenly, the total width is normally calculated and so on. But with virtualized list I can't get the same result. Does anyone have any experience using these libraries in this case?

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Yes, I had the exact same problem, ended up using CSS to customize each width on each column in the header and then on the rows.

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The problem is that this table is used in many places in the application and it is convenient to throw in the width, maxWidth, minWidth, and this way I will probably get a table specifically for one case :(

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