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Think there may be another little typo in there?
Your function using the renderer is called "getRenderedValue" but in your second code snippet, you are making a call to "getDisplayValue"?
Thinking they should both be the same name?
Besides that, it looks like exactly the sort of solution I hoped you'd come up with! :)
Colin_McCrae wrote:
Think there may be another little typo in there?
Your function using the renderer is called "getRenderedValue" but in your second code snippet, you are making a call to "getDisplayValue"?
Thinking they should both be the same name?
Fixed, thanks.
- DKNP8 years agoOccasional Contributor
Sorry for the delay in responding. I tried your method using cellrenderer and I couldn't get it to work in conjunction with FindRow method.
FindRow does not non-primitive data types as throws an error every time it encounters one.
All that being said, I have managed to create a solution for the problem where by I test the column datatype prior to performing a look up and if the datatype returned is either a date or bigdecimal I use a custom lookup I have created instead of FindRow.
Thanks very much for your help
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