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I meant to say &quot;Perhaps your situation truly does require a template, I don't know&quot;
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I meant to say "Perhaps your situation truly does require a template, I don't know"

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Good Call that did work however for some other reasons i went back to a template and ended up getting it to work.<br />
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Thank you.
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Good Call that did work however for some other reasons i went back to a template and ended up getting it to work.

Thank you.

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Good Afternoon,<br />
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I am looking for some hopefully easy assistance, &nbsp;I am populating a grid with large data sets and using &nbsp;&quot;XTemplate&quot; to set the grid cell styling.<br />
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I am however running into a problem. Some values contain variable data such as 77_testing<br />
What i want to have the template do is if it see's anything that is XXX_testing it will use an alternate template (cell coloring).<br />
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On Top of that i am wondering if there is any way that once the cell has been built using an alternate template we can remove the _testing portion from the string and only display the value.<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.<br />

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Good Afternoon,

I am looking for some hopefully easy assistance,  I am populating a grid with large data sets and using  "XTemplate" to set the grid cell styling.

I am however running into a problem. Some values contain variable data such as 77_testing
What i want to have the template do is if it see's anything that is XXX_testing it will use an alternate template (cell coloring).

On Top of that i am wondering if there is any way that once the cell has been built using an alternate template we can remove the _testing portion from the string and only display the value.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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