@Mae Dahl
This should work, I've made some assumptions about the names of your fields.
If(
[Total Items Requested] = [Total Items Fufilled], "Green",
[Total Items Fufilled] < [Total Items Requested], "Yellow",
""
)Thank you Justin,
This works if I setup a separate field however I'd like to turn the actual number field listed under "Total Items Fulfilled" "Green" when the number matches the Total Items requested.
@Mae Dahl
This should work, I've made some assumptions about the names of your fields.
If( [Total Items Requested] = [Total Items Fufilled], "Green", [Total Items Fufilled] < [Total Items Requested], "Yellow", "" )
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Justin Torrence
Quickbase Expert, Jaybird Technologies
jtorrence@jaybirdtechnologies.com
https://www.jaybirdtechnologies.com/
Ah, I see. The numeric field doesn't have any native support for changing colors conditionally. I would recommend creating a rich text field and using HTML to display whatever value is in "Total Items Fulfilled", you can the change the CSS of the HTML element dynamically when the condition is met.
I think this should work:
var text color = If( [Total Items Requested] = [Total Items Fufilled], "Green", [Total Items Fufilled] < [Total Items Requested], "Yellow", "" );
"<p style='color: " & $color & "'>" & [Total Items Fufilled] & "</p>"Worked thanks
Mae Dahl
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