Display Status Column in reactjs

 Display status column with action button if status_id == 3


{
  title: 'Status',
  dataIndex: ['status', 'status_title'],
  render: (dom, entity) => (
    <Space>
      <span>{dom}</span>
      {entity.status.id === 3 && (
        <Button onClick={() => handleStatusButtonClick(entity)}>Action</Button>
      )}
    </Space>
  ),
},

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