Sortable columns are a key feature of interactive tables, giving users the flexibility to organize and analyze data according to their needs. When you enable sorting in a table, users can simply click on a column header to sort the rows by the values in that column, either in ascending or descending order. This capability is especially useful when dealing with large datasets, as it helps users quickly find the information they are looking for or identify trends within the data.

Grid.js makes it straightforward to add sorting functionality to your tables. With a simple configuration option, you can specify which columns should be sortable. Grid.js then automatically handles the sorting logic and updates the table display when a user clicks a column header. This means you do not need to write custom sorting code or manage the sorted state yourself—Grid.js provides a seamless user experience out of the box.