Formato condicional is a feature that automatically highlights or styles your table based on the information inside it.

It works like a simple rule: “If this happens, change the look.”
Con TableKit, el Formato condicional feature lets you create rules that automatically change the design of your table based on its data.

Conditional Formatting with TableKit #

• Open a data table where you want to apply conditional formatting.
• Encontrar Conditional Formatting in the Advanced tab and expand it.

Target Column: This is where you pick what you are looking at. The options are ProductID, ProductName, Categoría, Price (USD), y InStock.

Condition Type: Este es el logic rule you apply to your search.

• Does Not Contain: Hides any results that include your specific text.
• Is Equal To: Finds an exact match only.
• Not Equal: Shows everything except the value you type.
• Contains: Finds the value even if it’s just part of a word, e.g., searching “Phone” finds “iPhone”.

Comparison Value: This is the box where you type your criteria. It is the specific text or number the system uses to compare against the Target Column. For instance, if you type “19.99” here, the system looks for that price.

Apply Formatting: After you enter a comparison value, this option appears to define the visual result of your rule. Instead of just filtering or finding the data, this tells the table exactly how to change its look when a match is found.

• Cell / Row / Column Options: Choose if you want to highlight just one box, the whole line, or the entire vertical column.
• Color de texto: Changes the color of the words.
• Color de fondo: Highlights the area with a color like a highlighter pen.
• CSS Class: A technical option to apply a custom design style.

That’s it! Using these rules helps you turn a simple table into a smart one.