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Custom Colors Using Color Expressions

Hi I have a combo bar chart setup which has week as dimension and 3 measures: sales last year, sales this year and target.

How do i use color expression in 'colors and legend' section  ' colors' 'custom by expression' field: i want sales last year bar to be #585858 and sales this year to be '#df7254' and target to be '#8fbfc0'.

what's the expression i should enter to get these colours?

Thanks

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robert_mika
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#585858 is the same as RGB(88,88,88)

Did you try to use Background Color of Expression?

Click the '+' sign next to expression to see more options and use RGB(88,88,88) in Definition field.

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hi robert,

no, i don't see this option anywhere. i need to create an expression like sales ly = #585858, sales this year #df7254, target #8fbfc0

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Can anybody help with this please. All i want to is enter an expression into the color expression box so i can choose what colors these bars will be myself.

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Anonymous
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Enter:

rgb(0,0,255)

or whatever color you want.  This one is blue.

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‌yes but what expression do I use to get different colours for each of the bars. I don't want them all to be blue. I want one of them to be green, one of them to be purple and one of them to be black.

Anonymous
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If you have only one measure,there will be conditional color expression:

if(condition1, color1, (if (condition2, color2, color3))

If you have multiple separate measures, don't use color "by expression", use "multicolored" instead.

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‌i have different measures So what expression should I use to give each one a different colour. Multicoloured won't let me choose the colourS myself.