Hi community,
I want to give a colour background for my input cells in new UX. Just wondering if there is a straight forward option.
Any advises will be appreciated.
Thanks
Kal
@logikalyan for input cells we cannot format the cells background instead you can just format the templates.
Hi SriNitya,
Thanks for your response.
Can you please elaborate how we can format the cell templates so that input cells will have a background colour?
Regards
Think the simplest way (albeit potentially time consuming) would be to have conditional formatting assigned to the relevant line items so that it's a colour if 0, false, blank and then another (probably nothing) when it's been filled in.
You'd likely need to create specific conditional formatting line items which are 1 or 0 to do this.
Thanks Andrew,
Yes this can be done using conditional formatting on line item. But we have to do this an every UX page right?
Is there anyway we can do this in the backend view and UX will take that logic.
Br
That's correct. There's probably an idea on the idea exchange where someone has already suggested being able to have a different set of colouring for input cells.
Thanks Andrew
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