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EvanMartinez
4 years agoQuickbase Staff
Hi Jeff,
If you are looking to stylize the value in a field that you are using to capture data in a formula field that is absolutely possible in a Rich Text field. You would actually be able to do that using a code like what you posted the trick is you just need to make sure your formula links all the pieces together. In this instance you would drop in your styling in quotation marks and then use an ampersand & between the styled sections and your field reference. A simple example of how you could do this would be:
"<div style=\"background-color:yellow;\">" & [Client Full Name] & "</div>"
The only difference as you add more styling is just keeping it in order.
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Evan Martinez
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If you are looking to stylize the value in a field that you are using to capture data in a formula field that is absolutely possible in a Rich Text field. You would actually be able to do that using a code like what you posted the trick is you just need to make sure your formula links all the pieces together. In this instance you would drop in your styling in quotation marks and then use an ampersand & between the styled sections and your field reference. A simple example of how you could do this would be:
"<div style=\"background-color:yellow;\">" & [Client Full Name] & "</div>"
The only difference as you add more styling is just keeping it in order.
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Evan Martinez
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