This video shows how to conditionally format information in a List View page using the XSLT List View web part. The scenario starts off by importing information from a spreadsheet to make a list. Then a new List View page is created on the list which automatically comes with the XSLT List View web part showing the information in the list. Conditional Formatting is then used to highlight some content and also hide other content based on certain conditions.

XSLT List View web part is a new type of web part that lets you manipulate data in a flexible manner using SharePoint Designer. A designer can easily connect to a variety of data sources to display data as needed and also setup any required conditional formatting of data. The best part about this setup is that a member of the site who is later using this data through the browser can easily interact with the views of this data or create additional views.

List View web parts (LVWP) are used to show list data on SharePoint site pages. These can be customized using the browser or through SharePoint Designer. SharePoint Designer customizations to List View Web Parts are far more powerful than doing it through the browser. This video shows how you can thoroughly customize a LVWP to implement a customized view, searching capability and connecting one LVWP to another one on a different page.