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Would like column contentType=colorscale to apply to subtotals and totalRow rows in Data Tables - ideally this could be a configuration setting in the DataTable to apply or not. contentType=delta already applies to subtotals and totals this, but contentType=colorscale does not.
Goal of Feature
More consistent formatting across the entire data table. Would also make "rolled-up" data tables easier to analyze with conditional formatting when collapsed.
Current Solution / Workarounds
N/A
Alternatives
Could use contentType=delta as an alternative.
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mjbloch
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Apply colorScale to subtotals and totalRow in DataTable
Apply colorscale to subtotals and totalRow in DataTable
May 2, 2024
@mjbloch the reason we left the formatting out for those rows was so it doesn’t skew the scale range - I was imagining the total rows would all show in dark colours and the individual rows all in light.
We could add it as an optional prop though as you suggested - just wanted to confirm it would give you what you’re looking for
@hughess - makes total sense. The example I was working with was all +/- around zero so I didn't even consider the potential color scale skew from the total rows. A prop to toggle on or off would definitely be ideal. Thanks!
Feature Description
Would like column
contentType=colorscale
to apply tosubtotals
andtotalRow
rows in Data Tables - ideally this could be a configuration setting in the DataTable to apply or not.contentType=delta
already applies to subtotals and totals this, butcontentType=colorscale
does not.Goal of Feature
More consistent formatting across the entire data table. Would also make "rolled-up" data tables easier to analyze with conditional formatting when collapsed.
Current Solution / Workarounds
N/A
Alternatives
Could use
contentType=delta
as an alternative.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: