Hi
Is there any way we can add background color to select few columns in a Module/Dashboard?
We want to highlight the data in certain columns to the users.
Thanks
Regards
Prabakaran
Hi @anirudh
Thanks for the response. Conditional formatting will not help here, since irrespective of the values in the column ,I want to highlight all the data in a column in one color.
Please let me know if there is any workaround to achieve this.
Hey @praba71 ,
As mentioned by @anirudh, you can achieve it by conditional formatting. Simply create a numeric line item with value 1 and add conditional formatting to the line item you wish to highlight by setting the 2 color conditional formatting.
Jitendra
Hi,
You can do this by hardcoding the value based on which conditional formatting is doneHere's an example
The Data line item is highlighted the same, irrespective of the values
Here's the setting for conditional formatting
The CF line item just has the formula "2" applied
Let me know if this works for you
Regards,
Anirudh
thanks @anirudh @Jitendra.Vishnolia for the response.. It worked.
Now,is it possible to hide the line item which holds the constant value for conditional formatting, from the user view?
Is there any workaround available, apart
Thank you @anirudh
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