"I am using the docxtpl library in Python to generate MS Word reports. I have a table generated via a loop, and I need to change the background color of an entire row based on a condition (e.g., if a value is 'Error' or 'Fail').

I know how to use {% for %} loops, but I'm struggling with applying row styling dynamically from the Python context."

Is there a clean, comprehensive example of how to achieve this?

Example of my MS Word table.

{% for key, rows in img.tables.items() %} {% if key== "Summary" %}

{%tr for row in rows%} {{ row[0] }}{{ row[1] }}{%tr endfor %}

{% endif %}{% endfor %}

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