How to change font color to a specific label of a expression?Based on a conditional.

[#1]

Hello

I need to change the font color to a specific label of a expression based on a conditional.

I have a straight table, because I need different sizes of dimensions and expressions and the pivot table does not allowed it.

Please advise.

Thanks!

[marcus_sommer]

I think this will be helpful: Colors in charts

- Marcus

[akash3191]

Hi Melba,

Can you please explain the problem in more detail? Based on what condition you want to change your color?

For now, I will suggest you to try below two options.

1. Visual Cues tab in the table properties.

     - Here you can specify colors based on upper limit and lower limit.

2. Expand the expression and select "Text Color" option from the list.

     - Here you can specify your condition to apply colors.

Let me know if this is helpful.

Thanks,

Akash.

[vcanale]

Hi,
Try with right click on the Expression label and "Custom Format Cell"
Click on Text Color and add the condition in "Calculated"  - Base Color:

Hope this can help!

[#5]

Thank you Vincenza

I tried that, but in the expression, how can I refer to the especific label I need?

[#6]

The condition is the label value, My client needs different colors in every label.

The pint is how I can specify the cell that I am going to change the color.

[vcanale]

Hi Melba,

Instead of on the header, click on the expression data cell and all the default options will display: "Current Expression", "All Expressions" and "All Dimensions and Expressions".

[vcanale]

hm!..but this will change the values cell color..
it seems that the only available option for the header is Apply change to "All Dimension".. sorry!

[#9]

Yes, that is the point.

Thank you.

[johnw]

[Labels]:
LOAD
Label
,rgb(R,G,B) as Color
INLINE [
Label,R,G,B
Label1,255,0,0
Label2,0,255,0
Label3,0,0,255
etc.
];

SET vColor = alt(max([Color]),rgb(180,180,180));

In the chart, click on the + next to the Label dimension, click on background color, Edit, use $(vColor) as the expression. Or skip the variable if there's only one place you want this color, but generally, if I'm coloring specific values of a field, I want to use those colors consistently throughout my app.