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Thank you, Allan. I managed to get the things configured to have the form return only the changed values in the postEdit. This is actually exactly what I was looking for. I was just going about it the wrong way. Thank you for recognizing that possibility and getting me back on track! Karl S

It would be difficult to guess what the problem is without seeing it. Please post a link to your page or a test case replicating the issue so we can take a look. Kevin

To answer my own question, the following code highlights the 10th and 11th columns, based on the value in the 12th column: { targets: [10, 11], createdCell: function (td, cellData, rowData, row, col) { if ( rowData[12] == "T" ) { $(td).css('color', 'white') $(td).css('background-color', 'blue') } else if ( rowData[12] == "C" ){ $(td).css('color', 'white') $(td).css('background-color', 'red') } else { $(td).css('color', 'black') $(td).css('background-color', 'white') } } } ,

I'm using this to force line break in excel : exportOptions: { format: { body: function ( data, row, column, node ) { return data.replace(/<br\s*\/?>/ig, "\r\n"); } } }

Hi @stevenAdvisicon , You can do something like this here - this doesn't allow bubble editing if the field contains the string "London". You could make it smarter by checking the correct column, or a range of values. Hope that gives you a direction, Cheers, Colin

Hi Colin: I appreciate your answer.

Sorry for the delay, it works, thank you !

ok, I checked everything again and read your answers onesmore. And after changing createdRow to rowCallback everything works fine. Thanks for your patience. Thorsten

Hi @Keith_H , The data for that column could be read with column().data(), which you can then parse. The last example on filter()sounds like it may also do the trick for you. Cheers, Colin

Great Kevin, it works fine now :-) you take away a thorn from my feet ;-) Thanks again. Marc