Change the color of cells with conditional formatting in Data Grids?
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You will need to use an Advanced Data Grid to achieve this, as standard Data Grids don’t support conditional formatting.
Please note that when using an advanced data grid, a new report must be created.
To demonstrate, the below project displays a list of account emails in one column and whether the account is active in another column, with the true / false values colored green / red using conditional formatting.
1- A Fetch Entities step retrieves all account entities, then passes this to the form.
2- In the form, add an Advanced Data Grid and within its properties set the Type to Account, then click Edit under Source to edit the source report.
3- Within the report properties, under Grid View, you can add multiple conditional formatting rules.
4- Configure your conditional formatting rule. The below rule colors cells in the IsActive column red if their boolean value is unchecked, or false.
5- Two conditional formatting rules were used to color the columns as below.
Please see the below documentation for more information on Advanced Data Grids:
https://documentation.decisions.com/docs/advanced-data-grids
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