Sometimes you need to give the sorting algorithm a little nudge.

Wanna give users their choice of what kinds of actions they take on a data table row? If so, then consider adding clickable icons to your Angular Material table.

It's often the case with Angular Material tables that you the app want to perform some action when the user clicks on one of the rows. In some instances, you might even want to take the user to a new route.

Sometimes less is more. That's why you should enable users to filter data on your Angular Material table.

Need a table that displays dynamic content? Angular Material has a component for that.