Change cells design according to data

Hi!

I'm trying to change the color of some table cells, according to the value of the data in it.
For example, if I have a table with numbers, I want only the cells with values higher than 100 to be red, or write red "!" next to the value.

I tried to do something like this (just as a proof of concept)

report.Load("repory.frx");
report.RegisterData(data, "Data");
TableObject table = (TableObject)report.Pages[0].ChildObjects[2].ChildObjects[0];
TableRow row = table.Rows[0];
TableCell cell = (TableCell)row.ChildObjects[0];
cell.GetData();

now I'm supposed to have the data, but I'm not really sure I can access it or change something in the specific cells design.

Any suggestions?
Thanks

Comments

  • edited August 2009
    Hello,

    If you want to change the color only, use the conditional highlight feature. It is described in the user's manual, "Report creation/Formatting/Conditional highlighting" chapter. This chapter describes the Text object, but it applies to table cell too.
  • edited 5:52AM
    AlexTZ wrote: »
    Hello,

    If you want to change the color only, use the conditional highlight feature. It is described in the user's manual, "Report creation/Formatting/Conditional highlighting" chapter. This chapter describes the Text object, but it applies to table cell too.

    Thanks.
    But can I change the color of just part of the cell text (like in the example I gave, draw red "!" next to the text?
    And in general, can I access the table cell's data from the code, and modify the cell accordingly?

    Thanks Again >
  • edited 5:52AM
    It's a bit harder, but still possible. See the example attached (you can open it in the Demo.exe).
    - set cell's HtmlTags property to true;
    - write an event handler for the cell's AfterData event (see the Code tab).

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