OK, thanks for this, good to know the right track to go on!

As @genyded said, that is ULTRA complex and undertaking this in vue will probably make you want to go on vacation. Just thinking out loud, you will probably need to maintain a “ghost object” of the sorted first column and then using some ES-foo Object.keys().sort().forEach(()=>{} where you pop the object’s keys from the first sorting according to the second sorting into a new array and then use that to resort the table. My brain hurts just writing that. My feeling is that you would be better off learning how to use graphql and prisma.

That’s what I tryed as well. But it has no effect. I go ahead! Will let you know, if I figured it out.

All these will be possible in QDataTable revamp of future v0.15 (currently in the works).

Sad. Currently @kenium 's trick doesn’t work for me. It fails on error: “TypeError: Cannot read property ‘t’ of undefined”. Here is the complete code of component: <template> <q-table :title = “$t(‘default.register’)” :data = “tableData” :columns = “columns” row-key = “startingNumber” /> </template> <script> export default { data: () => ({ columns: [{ name: ‘startingNumber’, field: ‘startingNumber’, label: this.$i18n.t(‘startingNumber’), }], tableData: [{ startingNumber: 1, }], }), }; </script> <style> </style>