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  1. Sure. during/before first use - FlexCelDllInit when done/to release - FlexCelDllShutdown FlexCelDllInit Method Use this method to initialize FlexCel when encapsulating it in a dll. Note that you don't normally need to call this method, as FlexCel is initialized automatically. But when you are hosting FlexCel inside a dll instead of the main application you need to call this method before calling the methods in the dll. Currently, this method will just initialize GDI+ when running in Windows, because GDI+ can't be initialized from the dll itself. When you use this method, always call FlexCelDllShutdown before closing your app.
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  2. Here is quick example: UniDBGrid->Ext Events->ViewReady Event: function viewready(sender, eOpts) { sender.getColumns()[0].renderer = function (value, metadata, record) { myToolTipText = "<table class='tblRecGridRowToolTip'>"+ "<tr class='tdToolTip'>"+ "<td class='tblRecGridRowToolTipTitle'>Reference:</td>"+ "<td class='tblRecGridRowToolTipValue'>5006247</td>"+ "</tr>"+ "<tr class='tdToolTip'>"+ "<td class='tblRecGridRowToolTipTitle'>Debit account:</td>"+ "<td class='tblRecGridRowToolTipValue'>Suppliers account</td>"+ "</tr>"+ "</table>"; metadata.tdAttr = 'data-qclass="dvQtip" data-qtip="' + myToolTipText + '"'; }; MainForm.UniDBGrid1.getView().refresh(); } You may use Xtemplate for you Tool-tip text and from 'record' variable you can extract the fields value.
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