Lincoln DeMaris

You can apply conditional formatting to text or choice fields that might contain a fixed set of values. This sample applies different classes depending on whether the value of the field is Done, In Review, Blocked, or another value.

This sample demonstrates showing fields on separate rows, conditionally showing a button based on the current user, and how to use the defaultClick rowaction.

This sample applies a class to any row where the DueDate column is overdue (earlier than @now).

This sample provides a custom view to focus on files within a document library that need to be approved. A Power Automate flow is included to request sign-off (and to launch that flow directly from the view). This format provides a better visual indication of where documents are in the approval process.

SharePoint lists are excellent places to store information. This example demonstrates how to use a custom SharePoint list to implement a marketing resources catalog. This sample defines a custom view to bring focus to the status of items in the resource catalog. It also provides a better visual experience by displaying all the data in an easy to read format by using icons, colors, and profile pictures.

SharePoint lists are excellent places to store information. This example demonstrates how to use a custom SharePoint list to manage retail stores. This sample defines a custom view to bring focus to the status of store locations. It also provides a better visual experience by displaying all the data in an easy to read format by using icons, colors, and Bing maps.

This sample applies a class to the entire row based on the value of a choice field using additionalRowClass to conditionally apply the severity classes.