Hi,
How can I color a Subtotal/Total (parents) rows of the list items?
Thanks!
HI @sharmagh,
Make use of the Conditional Formatting option.
Sample below,
Output:
I hope it helps!
Do you mean coloring the Parent Items? I think you can find differentiation through bold characters and alignment. Still, if you want to color the top-level items, it is not possible in Anaplan.
Hi @sharmagh ,
IF you want to color the entire row, you have to put the same conditional formatting for all the line items which are in your view.
Thanks,
Yash
Basically, in the example shown above by @kavinkumar , he has used the conditional formatting for 1 line item, if you use the formatting for all the line items your whole row would be highlighted.
If your highlights you want are in a list, i believe you could create a sys module with the following :
1 dimension only (list hierarchy you need to highlight)
1 number line item "hierarchy level" with formula checking the level of the hierarchy you are in, then assign value depending on the level (1 for lowest, 2, 3...)
Apply color coding to your report or module based on this newly created line item, assigning different colors depending to the values of the hierarchy level values (1,2,3...)
Hello,
And If you have only one child?
BR,
Roba
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