preferably only a cell, but if it is easier to select the entire row, then you can so.

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    In order to decorate the entire row, you need to put down your RowFactory

     tableView.setRowFactory((param) -> new ColorRow());

    Where

     private class ColorRow extends TableRow < myClass > { @Override protected void updateItem(myClass vars, boolean b) { super.updateItem(myClass, b); boolean flag = true; // тут условие, по которому стоит разукрашитьвать строку или нет. if (flag) { this.getStyleClass().add('redRow'); } else { this.getStyleClass().add('greenRow'); } } }

    In order to decorate any particular cell, you need to override CellFactory

     tableView.setCellFactory(param -> new ColorCell());

    Where

     private class ColorCell extends TableCell < MyClass, String > { @Override protected void updateItem(MyClass myClass, boolean b) { super.updateItem(myClass, b); boolean flag = true; // тут условие, по которому стоит разукрашитьвать ячейку или нет. if (flag) { this.getStyleClass().add('redCell'); } else { this.getStyleClass().add('greenCell'); } } }
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