Wrong column labels are being used if dataKey is the same

[sebastienbarre]

It appears that you can't have two columns with different label but the same dataKey.

          <Column
            cellRenderer={trendLine}
            dataKey="values"
            label="Trend"
            width={100}
          />
          <Column
            cellRenderer={averager}
            dataKey="values"
            label="Average"
            width={100}
          />

One of these two labels will win, and both columns will display the same header label ("Average" in my case).

The use case here is that I want to share (not duplicate) the same data (an array of values), but render it differently in each cell -- one would show the average of the cells (a number), the other a sparkline/chart of all the values over time.

I'm using 0.1.2. Thanks for that component, it looks very useful.

[hinathan]

I have the same issue. Workaround I've been using is

 dataKey="bogus"

and then

  _otherColumnRender: function(cellValue, cellKey, rowData) {
    var values = rowData.values;
   ...
  }

[ehzhang]

Thanks for bringing this up! We're currently working on solving this issue.

[jketcham]

Thanks for the workaround @hinathan, I was also running in to this.