Hello,
Yes — partly, depending on how close you want this to be to a true “report” layout.
If your goal is to show each record in a more readable details-style view instead of a wide CSV table, you can do that with the free wpDataTables by forcing the responsive layout even on desktop screens.
Please see this guide:
How to Make wpDataTables Responsive on All Screen Sizes
With that approach, you can:
- hide less important columns,
- show row details in an expanded/mobile-style layout,
- make the table easier to read on the front end.
So for example, instead of showing all columns in one wide row, users can click a row and see something like:
- School Year: 2023
- Event Name: Swimming
- Person Name: John Smith
That said, if you want a custom report page/template arranged exactly like:
Year 2023
Swimming — John Smith
Swimming — Sue Young
Golf — Jim Jones
Year 2024
Football — Some Name
that is not really a native pivot/report-style view in the free version.
For a more advanced setup like that, you would need our Master-Detail Tables add-on with the premium version, which lets you open a separate detail/template view for each row:
Master-Detail Tables for wpDataTables
Also, if you are looking for generating downloadable reports/documents, you can check our Report Builder add-on as well:
https://wpreportbuilder.com/
So in short:
- Free version: good for a cleaner responsive/details view of each row.
- Premium + Master-Detail: better if you want a more custom “report-like” presentation.
- Report Builder: useful if you want to generate/export reports as documents.
If you have more questions about advanced/premium options, please open a ticket through this guide:
How to Contact Support
Kind regards,
Milos
