The way i do it is create a UI only model with UI Only fields and just loop the model(s) and do the CreateRow() on the UI Only model and put in rows for the Confirmation display window. As long as you do the loops and createrow command before popping the popup that renders the table it is very fast, if you do the createrow command with the destination table rendered it will be very slow do to each row having to rerender the skootable. Its a very nice way to tally up changes or insert chunks etc… I then usually use a custom renderer to make the text black so it doesnt look like the unsaved changes fonts.
