Printing data tables from Angular applications requires hiding navigation elements and applying print-friendly styles. As the creator of CoreUI, I’ve implemented print functionality for reports, invoices, and data exports in enterprise dashboards. The standard approach triggers window.print() while CSS @media print rules hide non-printable elements and format the table for paper. This works without any libraries and produces clean printed output.

Adding print functionality to tables allows users to create physical or PDF copies of data, which is crucial for reports and documentation. As the creator of CoreUI, I’ve implemented print features in numerous enterprise systems. The most effective solution is to use the browser’s native print dialog combined with CSS print media queries to control what gets printed. This approach requires no external libraries and works across all modern browsers.