ScrollView:

The outer horizontal ScrollView allows the entire table to scroll horizontally if it exceeds the screen width. The inner vertical ScrollView (or alternatively FlatList) is used for scrolling the rows vertically. Rendering the Table:

The header (headers) is rendered first. Then, we use a FlatList to render the rows of data (data). It maps through the data and renders a row for each item in the data. Styling:

The table cells are styled using a border to create a table-like look. You can adjust padding, borders, and other styling properties to match your design. The flexDirection: 'row' ensures that each row is laid out horizontally. Horizontal Scrolling:

The outer ScrollView with horizontal prop allows horizontal scrolling for the whole table. This will be triggered if the table's width exceeds the available screen width. Vertical Scrolling:

The inner ScrollView or FlatList allows scrolling the rows vertically. Key Notes: This approach uses both FlatList and ScrollView to achieve the desired table layout with both horizontal and vertical scrolling. You can customize the table further with dynamic data, pagination, or more complex interactions. This will create a responsive table where you can scroll both horizontally (to see more columns) and vertically (to see more rows).