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The workaround is useful but it is only relevant when "Show as: Text" is applicable for all columns included. The requirement is to display data from multiple columns which require different renderers. In the example given in the original request, the compound id needs a text renderer and the structure needs a structure renderer (e.g. ChemDraw, BioviaDraw).
The behaviour for selection would be similar to the Tooltip, which already provides individual renderer configuration per column selected.
Thanks Corey. I tried something similar before and it was failing with the structure function. I’ll try your suggestion and see what happens.
I would like to see this as a easy click and add feature. However, as a current work around you can build a string with multiple columns in the custom expression of a label. For example: "Compound ID: " & [CompoundID] & " Structure: " & [Structure". These will all plot in a single line.
Adding "\r\n" between strings will add a carriage return, thus showing the two labels on different lines. For example: "Compound ID: " & [CompoundID] & "\r\n" & " Structure: " & [Structure". These will all plot on two lines.