Good morning everybody, I normally use the configureCell in Vision Power Table and with it is pretty easy to configure the row background color based on a cell value. In this case I have a Table in Perspective and I populate it with a named query. I need to read a specific cell for each row and if…

One of the fundamental differences between Vision and Perspective is that Vision can and does apply styling at the point where it paints in the client (which is what configureCell does), while Perspective needs to have all of its styling delivered with the data, because there is no custom scripting …

The documentation gives good examples but I recommend that you study the data on the Table component default data (city, country, population) and, in particular, how the data for Folsom is modified to give the orange background. Styling Rows Based on Values | Ignition User Manual This …

Thank you all for the explanation and the help. I will study the documentation and I will make some test. Have a nice Sunday.

Hope this helps! [image] Cell color related to content in Ignition Perspective Ignition Hope this helps. [How to Dynamically Style Individual Table Cells]

Hello @danieltalbot I using your example and works very fine. how to do if I want to use the custom styles for all the columns, not just RIESGO? if({view.params.rowData.RIESGO} = 1, "#E60012", if({view.params.rowData.RIESGO} = 2, "#F0B473", if({view.params.rowData.RIESGO} = 3, "#ECF293", if({…

This would look cleaner if it were refactored into a case expression. case( {view.params.rowData.RIESGO}, 1, '#E60012', 2, '#F0B473', 3, '#ECF293', 4, '#73F093', 5, '#aaa794', 6, '#ffa7cc', '' )

how would it be if I want do generic style for all the columns, not just RIESGO

If you want to color entire rows, the simplest way of doing this is with a script transform on the table's data binding. The same video I linked above should cover what you need to know for that result. If you want to color entire columns, I believe the simplest way of doing this is with the column…

Hi @danieltalbot yes your view make a lot of sense What I want is something like: [image] So I guess a good option is go column by column with your method.

Yes, for that you could either configure your columns to all use the same embedded view to handle the style, or transform the data into a json format where each column has a value and dynamic style property.

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Hope this helps!