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QuickBaseCoachD
7 years agoQrew Captain
My solution is simple.
IF([Status]="Urgent", "<font color=red<b>" & [Status], [Status])
There are also formulas to color the background.
IF([Status]="Urgent", "<font color=red<b>" & [Status], [Status])
There are also formulas to color the background.
- NirajShah45 years agoQrew CadetHow would I be able to color code the values in the summary report based on a "status page" that is not seen on the summary report? In the image below, I want to color code the rows of the summary report based on a status field; Green = Done, Yellow = Pending, and Red = Overdue. Is this possible?
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Niraj Shah
------------------------------- MarkShnier__You5 years agoQrew LegendYou can't currently colour the rows, but you can create alternate Rich Text version of he first column (Task) and color that. Post back if you need help with the formula for that.
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------------------------------- NirajShah45 years agoQrew CadetThanks, Mark.
Do you mean that only the first column would be color coded with a hard coded color or a dynamic color? If the latter:
If I create the alternate rich text version of the first column (Task), could I base the rich text formula for that field based on the Status field? Or I could just create a rich text of the status field and have that as my first column on the report?
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Niraj Shah
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