@jagannathpanda

yes, that’s expected in Constellation. There isn’t a row visibility toggle on the Table component, only column or control level visibility and row-action visibility. The right pattern is to filter the list before you bind it to the table. For embedded data, build a second page list like .FilteredItems, populate it in a data transform by keeping only the rows that meet your when condition, and point the table to that property. If you’re sourcing from a data page or report, pass parameters or add criteria so only eligible rows are returned. For access driven rules, do the filtering server side so users can’t reach “hidden” rows. You can hide controls inside a row, but the row shell still renders and looks odd, so avoid that. Bottom line use upstream filtering, not per row visibility.