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Silverlight 2.0 – How to use a {Binding} to dynamically change the background colour of an individual DataGrid row
Richard Ashman
5 May 2009
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The System.Windows.Controls.Data assembly contains the DataGrid control. You can use it to display tabular data in your Silverlight 2.0 applications. While it handles the basics well, it’s still an early release and lacks obvious support for some of the most apparently simple tasks such as settin
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