Hey,

Unfortunately, I believe that field is not made for conditional styling per Row but the default class for all the rows.

AFAIK you need to define each cell of the table. (since the Row element is also not configurable)

Moreover, if you need more freedom you can use the List element, and you will be able to manage rows by yourself.

Now going into the hack, you can develop your own JS to highlight some rows

Hi @maggi - There is one more way with the help of it you can achieve it. You can move other attributes except background-color to table-row class and add that class to style row attribute of table widget.

Then only change the background color if the user is inactive - Add the condition for row cells like if (user=inactive, "background-color : pink", "background-color:green") but you will have to do it for all the rows cells. Please see below screen shots. 

URL - https://tejas-mendse.outsystemscloud.com/TestModule/Table

If the person is technical then pink else some other color - 

Hi Maggie,

It is possible to set the row class conditionally, just not on a per row basis.  I'm guessing that the condition gets evaluated only once for the whole table, and if in your condition you are referring to the GetEmployees.List.Current.Sample_Employee.IsActive, it will use the first employee of the list to evaluate as that is the 'current' after executing the aggregate.  So if that one happens to be inactive, all rows get class for inactive, if that one happens to be active no rows will.

See attached oml, demonstrating this, just sort list on the IsActive to see.

So that's explaining what you see, but doesn't offer a solution.  I'm not sure there is a solution other than applying the class on a cell level instead of a row level or doing some javascript processing after each fetch, as Davide and Tejas are suggesting.

Dorine