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|WPF Only: TaggedValue StringFormat on ViewModel column has precedence for finding a binding Stringformat - normally the stringFormat is taken from <StyleRef>.StringFormat, but if this TV has value - <value>.StringFormat is used. See: [[Text_formatting]]  
|WPF Only: TaggedValue StringFormat on ViewModel column has precedence for finding a binding Stringformat - normally the stringFormat is taken from <StyleRef>.StringFormat, but if this TV has value - <value>.StringFormat is used. See: [[Text_formatting]]  
For angularjs see [[Documentation:Column.StringFormatAngular|StringFormatAngular]]
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#Column.StringFormat <identifier> WPF Only: TaggedValue StringFormat on ViewModel column has precedence for finding a binding Stringformat - normally the stringFormat is taken from <StyleRef>.StringFormat, but if this TV has value - <value>.StringFormat is used. See: Text_formatting

For angularjs see StringFormatAngular