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I’m working on a `Table` and I’m looking for a best way to implement “sticky columns”. To be more specific, I would like to have 2 first columns sticky. My current approach is like that (looking form top to bottom):
```Box(horizontalScroll) -&gt; LazyColumn -&gt; Row -&gt; Box(dynamic-width cell) -&gt; ...```
How would you approach sticky column implementation?
It would be best if I could tell to `ScrollState`, starting from which pixel scrolling should be enabled, however I guess it’s not possible.
Another approach would be to have two instances of `Table` “rowed” and only apply `horizontalScroll` to the one on the right, but it seems like a workaround.
Is there a better solution?

I think you may take a look at this:
<https://danielrampelt.com/blog/jetpack-compose-custom-schedule-layout-part-1/>

You can use stickyHeader function in your lazyRow and put your sticky columns in it.
Note: don't forget to annotate your Composable with @ExperimentalFoundationApi because it is Experimental as of now.