[Feature Request] I'd like to be able to highlight a different cell in each row

[walterdavis]

Imagine a table like this:

foo | bar | baz
---------------
red | clear | clear
clear | red | clear
red | clear | clear

Where those are the assigned background colors for the individual cells within each row. The idea is to be able to call out a cell where data needs to be adjusted, but which cell is dependent on the data making up that row. Is there some way (passing a block, perhaps) that this could be made to happen? All the documentation about the various background color styling options seem to apply only to individual rows or all rows.

[westonganger]

This can already be done. If you are not already doing so then you would start using the :data option. When generating the :data array you can can also generate your :range_styles array according to your data (ideally within the same loop for performance optimization)

[westonganger]

We do have :conditional_row_styles but that wont work for this scenario. Maybe :conditional_cell_styles could be added to help here. Even though :range_styles already is capable of this functionality, it more or less requires switching to the :data option, so there is benefit for :instances users. If added :conditional_cell_styles would be one lower applied 2nd to last, then :range_styles last (highest precedence).

[westonganger]

I started dabbling at this implementing something like this in #58 not sure the approach is great yet