>Nick:
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>>No I didn't. So far it works in my Codemine app without any changes. Do you have any troubles with it?
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>I used it in a single screen some time ago and that was my first time with the GH. I am planning to use it again on another grid specific form and as you have become a Codemine user since then, I just wondered whether you had "tuned" it in any way.
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>Just as a matter of interest, I note that you can set a conditional grouping value. I have a requirement for three conditions :-
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>1) Unpaid items, 2) Part-paid items and 3) Paid items that I would like to display in different colors for easy identification.
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>Can this be tackled with GH or is this beyond the scope of the class. If so, could you recommend a couple of colour scheme pairs that might be effective?
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>I am hopeless with colours :(

What Nadya says. :)
Basically, you can set the DynamicBackColor IIF expression (for one or more column) which will call UDF in existing GHL.OnPostSetDynamicColor method(). The UDF will analyze data and return the correct color. Of course that will override the current row highlighting expression for this column (I mean backcolor only - the DynamicFontBold will still work and indicate the active row). In the new version I may make this functionality differently.

>Thanks for a great class!

Thanks!