We can create an "On Page Load" + "Change Style" event and change the style of the Grid_Cell. Then, for that event, we can use a condition to detect if a number in the Grid_Cell is even. If the number is even, it will change the style.
The condition uses a Regular Expression to achieve this. It should look like this:
The text in the second space is this: ^\d*[02468]$
We can create an "On Page Load" + "Change Style" event and change the style of the Grid_Cell. Then, for that event, we can use a condition to detect if a number in the Grid_Cell is even. If the number is even, it will change the style.
The condition uses a Regular Expression to achieve this. It should look like this:
The text in the second space is this: ^\d*[02468]$
We can create an "On Page Load" + "Change Style" event and change the style of the Grid_Cell. Then, for that event, we can use a condition to detect if a number in the Grid_Cell is even. If the number is even, it will change the style.
The condition uses a Regular Expression to achieve this. It should look like this:
The text in the second space is this: ^\d*[02468]$
We can create an "On Page Load" + "Change Style" event and change the style of the Grid_Cell. Then, for that event, we can use a condition to detect if a number in the Grid_Cell is even. If the number is even, it will change the style.
The condition uses a Regular Expression to achieve this. It should look like this:
The text in the second space is this: ^\d*[02468]$
Oh! It's good! I learned this technique. Thanks!
Oh! It's good! I learned this technique. Thanks!
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