Changing font colour inside tables

Hi,
I've got a Word document with a table containing multiple rows of text with different colours/shading a bit like:

|Row one text|Info|   - Cell shading black, text white
|Row two text|Info|    - Cell shading green, text blue
|Row three text|Info| - Cell shading red, text black
|Row four text|Info|   - Cell shading red, text black

Number of rows can vary from 1 to 20+ so hiding certain colour combinations isn't an option really.

I can change the row colours OK depending on a range value but am also trying to change the colours of the text at the same time, I'm using this code in the Word doc:

Getting an "entity targeted by parameter 'att' cannot be found" for textColour which is due to the block target being tbs:row rather than the text inside the cell. I've tried using w:t in various places but cannot work it out for the life of me!

Is it possible to change two attributes in this way? Any info or workarounds welcomed.

Cheers, Fully

Hi,

It is possible to have several fields with "att" in the same block.
The only know limitation is « Method MergeBlock() cannot move a TBS field over another TBS field placed after it. This makes a TBS error to occur. »
But your snippet is ok regarding to this rule.

You have to check one thing: if your text color in the template is a theme color, then there is no element <w:color w:val="...">. Checked that the color in a standard color, and alos check the content of sub-file « document.xml ».

Hi!
Finally got round to looking at this. The code above was fine but as you said the element was missing! I changed the colour of the text and it all worked a treat!

Thanks for the pointers and the great library :o)
Fully