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- ChrisChrisQrew Assistant Captain
If([status]="value","#CCDDFF","")
^^ that would go into the report configuration. Do you know where that is?
- ArchiveUserQrew Captainno
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainIs this a Multiple Choice field type or a Multi select field type.
- ArchiveUserQrew CaptainMulti Select
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew Captainvar text MultiTextFormat = ToText([my multi sect field]);
IF(
Contains($MultiTextFormat, "apples", "red"),
Contains($MultiTextFormat, "bananas", "yellow"),
Contains($MultiTextFormat, "apricots", "orange"))
for the actual colour codes I suggest using the hex codes in this app by another QSP Laura Thacker. for example use say #FF6EB4 instead of red.
https://laurahillier.quickbase.com/db/bhy8pumuk?a=q&qid=1- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainThat code goes in the row colorization box for a table report type.
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainActually it is now called
Color-code rows using a formula
- ArchiveUserQrew Captainok but where do I put that code?
- ArchiveUserQrew Captaini don't see that option
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainAre you saying that you don't see
Color-code rows using a formula
at the bottom of a table report configuration screen? - ArchiveUserQrew Captainwhere is the table report configuration screen?
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainHave you build a report? If so, just "Customize this report" at the top right when viewing the report.
If you have not built a report, then go to Reports and Charts and create a new report of type Table.
- ArchiveUserQrew CaptainThis worked only for my home screen. When I click on the other screens they are not highlighted.
Please advise. - QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainEach separate report will need to have it's own formula for the row colors. You will need to copy the formula to the other reports.