How to Style a Single Cell in a APEX Classic Report using Jquery

In this video we will create a simple Oracle APEX classic report, then apply CSS and JQuery logic inside a dynamic action to style a subset of cells in the report based on the data in the cell. Many executive reports have requirements to format certain cells not just full rows or columns. This approach is quick, easy and is one way to spice up the look and feel of your next Classic Report.
Sample code in this video is posted.
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[@michaelvadney5803]

Thanks Chip! Question if you are still work with Apex. How to you get you new styling to supersede the Alternative row styling? Thanks man.

[@chipbaber]

Typically the !important CSS added to the end of the line will override the prior CSS. www.w3schools.com/css/css_important.asp Here is some sample code in a forum for alternating row color that may be helping as an example with !important. forums.oracle.com/ords/apexds/post/how-to-change-classic-report-alternating-color-5302

[@michaelvadney5803]

Yeah, I tried! important, but no joy. It's like the alternating row CSS is happening after my styling additions. Oh well. I'll keep digging

[@debiprasaddas6930]

Hi Chip, I am trying to use the similar functionality in Interactive report but it doesn't work! do we need to change the code anywhere? The only catch is the particular column is retrieved as a count from a different table

[@chipbaber]

I will try to create a video tutorial on this. Till then this is probably the resource you would want to leverage for interactive reports. apexapplab.dev/2022/09/13/styling-apex-report-cells-conditionally/