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Adding EqualToConditional to UnboundColumn to change the background
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Am programmatically adding an unboundColumn, adding a ValueConverter to it and adding a ConditionalFormatCollection by defining EqualToConditional to change the background of the cell depending on the cell value, It doesnt work.

Below is the code

Style s = new Style();s.TargetType = typeof(ConditionalFormattingCellControl);s.Setters.Add(new Setter(ConditionalFormattingCellControl.BackgroundProperty, new SolidColorBrushColors.Green)));

EqualToConditionalFormatRule

 

 

equalRule = new EqualToConditionalFormatRule();equalRule.Value = 1; equalRule.StyleToApply = s;equalRule.StyleScope = StyleScope.Cell;

 

 

UnboundColumn imgColumn = new UnboundColumn { Key = brkr.BrokerName + "Img" }; imgColumn.ValueConverter = new CommentTypeIconConverterX();imgColumn.ValueConverterParameter = brkr.BrokerName + "Img";imgColumn.HeaderText = " ";imgColumn.ConditionalFormatCollection.Add(equalRule);xamFileDetailsGrid.Columns.Add(imgColumn);

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  • 34510
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    Hi doyouknowme,

    Conditional formatting rules check the underlying data object so in order to apply one to an UnboundColumn you can create a custom rule and perform logic on your data object that determines what style to apply to the current cell or null for no style.  I've attached a sample that demonstrates how you could do this.

    Let me know if you have any questions on this.

    xamGrid-UnboundColumnConFormatting.zip
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