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pnn44794
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How Can I Change the Color?

Hello:

 

I have thermometer chart using the following expression and I would like to make the "Finance*", Implementation, Confidence = {High} segment to be a light green and the third Sum to be Yellow.  Is there a way to do that?

 

 

As always, thanks in advance for any and all help.

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pnn44794
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The expression gives me the amount that has been booked (first Sum – dark green), the amount that looks like it will get booked (second Sum – light green) and then everything else that is outstanding that may or may not get booked (third Sum - yellow). Make sense? The expression does what it’s supposed to do, except how I do change the thermometer colors to coincide with each Sum (3 sums / colors)?

pnn44794
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Anil, I’m going offline. If or should you respond, I promise I will get back to you tomorrow. Again, I appreciate your assistance.

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Looks sense? May be share sample to investigate. Tomorrow also fine

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pnn44794
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Hello Anil:

 

My apologies for the delay (fighting a bad cold and feeling like crap, anyway.......).

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Can you try this?

ColorMix2 (if(rangemin('$218.1',rangemax(Num(Sum({$<FB_Phase = {Booked}>}RangeMax([FB_Finance Confirmed 2017 Savings], 0)/1000000)  +

Sum({$<Phase = {'Finance*', Implementation}, Confidence = {High}>} [Estimated Save]) /1000000  +

Sum({$<Phase = {Concept, Design, Implementation}, Confidence = {Low, Med}>} [Estimated Save]) /1000000 ,'$###0'),'$180.6'))<'$195.2',

-Sqrt(-(rangemin('$218.1',rangemax(Num(Sum({$<FB_Phase = {Booked}>}RangeMax([FB_Finance Confirmed 2017 Savings], 0)/1000000)  +

Sum({$<Phase = {'Finance*', Implementation}, Confidence = {High}>} [Estimated Save]) /1000000  +

Sum({$<Phase = {Concept, Design, Implementation}, Confidence = {Low, Med}>} [Estimated Save]) /1000000 ,'$###0'),'$180.6'))-'$195.2')/('$195.2'-'$180.6')),

Sqrt((rangemin('$218.1',rangemax(Num(Sum({$<FB_Phase = {Booked}>}RangeMax([FB_Finance Confirmed 2017 Savings], 0)/1000000)  +

Sum({$<Phase = {'Finance*', Implementation}, Confidence = {High}>} [Estimated Save]) /1000000  +

Sum({$<Phase = {Concept, Design, Implementation}, Confidence = {Low, Med}>} [Estimated Save]) /1000000 ,'$###0'),'$180.6'))-'$195.2')/('$218.1'-'$195.2'))),

ARGB(255, 255, 0, 0), ARGB(255, 0, 255, 0), ARGB(255, 255, 255, 0))

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pnn44794
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Hello Anil:

 

I tried the above expression.

pnn44794
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Ok.

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Checking ...!

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I didn't get thru Work. I will wish to learn from cleveranjos

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pnn44794
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Hello Anil:

 

I'm not sure I understand your reply.  My apologies.