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Short answer: “missing row id”
That block can be used right after you create a row to a table bound to a DVL, when you get as argument row id also, used there.
Just an example:
Of course, you can also use it later, after creating table, but only if you keep saved that row id into a variable, to refer to it when needed.
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i have 20 row , i m trying to change viewer list text color
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Data Viewer List will always be bound to a Data Source. The block you shared in your first post will change one single row and after you supply the row id to it.
If you want to change the color of all rows then you have 2 options:
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Create your own
Custom Data Viewer List Layoutand in the design of your layout you can choose any color. -
Use the
list of values...block to get therow idof all rows and use the loop blockfor each item in list...to change the color.
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thanks a lot will try that.
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I’m sure it works.
Can you show your blocks?
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last argument in purple block must be row’s ID … thats the key on @muneer `s example
So, list o values in “desired column”, in table that contains that column,… and last … ID
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yes you re right it works now , but it changes background color , isnt there is a way to change text color
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Edit: i handeled that aswell , changing layout wrapper
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i did sir,
edit oh wrong post xD
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Hello, I am trying to change the text color of my data viewer list and can’t find the list of values block. I’m using Google Sheets data source if that matters. The documentation isn’t really helpful. Where is this located? I can’t seem to find it under the Core > Lists or anywhere else. Any assistance would be appreciated.
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Thank you very much
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