yeah, but I dont want to change the row, I want to change each cell of a column.
I have a table with 15 columns, and I'm not sure if it's a good idea to add 15 new columns (1 color for each column) ... and even if I do it, in which prop do I need to add this color?
the table have columns prop in which you can configure each column, and when rendered it as a view you can pass the "value" of each cell for that column to the rendered view, but what about using this value in the columns>[0]>style>color, is it possible? because I tried to point to the same column and add a transform for my color, but it colored all the column depending on the first row value, not for each one.
if the first one should be black... all column is black
and if the first one should be red, all column is red
I mean each column has condition... for Coarse column it is red when the cell is different from "A" or "B", and for Fine column, it is red when it is different from "R16" or "L16".
I could render every column and just have a view that show the value and change the color, but I'm not sure if it's going to work fine because almost every cell will be rendered as view....