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Hello
I have a table as follow
| SN | System_Type | Labors | 
| SN1 | Type1 | 200 | 
| SN2 | Type1 | 150 | 
| SN3 | Type1 | 250 | 
| SN4 | Type2 | 100 | 
| SN5 | Type2 | 90 | 
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I would like to use Visual cues and change the color of labors as follow
thanks
Franck
 
					
				
		
 Agis-Kalogianni
		
			Agis-KalogianniWhat I would suggest, is, instead of using Visual Cues, to use the expression attributes.
In front of every expression on the expressions tab, there is a small plus sign.
If you click on it, you can see the expression attributes.
Select the Text Color for the Labors expression and type the following expression:
if(System_Type='Type1' AND sum_of_labors>210, lightred(), green())
Thanks
Agis
 
					
				
		
 Agis-Kalogianni
		
			Agis-KalogianniWhat I would suggest, is, instead of using Visual Cues, to use the expression attributes.
In front of every expression on the expressions tab, there is a small plus sign.
If you click on it, you can see the expression attributes.
Select the Text Color for the Labors expression and type the following expression:
if(System_Type='Type1' AND sum_of_labors>210, lightred(), green())
Thanks
Agis
 
					
				
		
 awhitfield
		
			awhitfield
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		HI franck,
you would be best using back ground colour formatting against your expression, see example attached.
This has as back ground colour expression of:
if(System_Type='Type1' AND sum(Labors>210), lightred(),
 if(System_Type='Type2' AND sum(Labors>95), lightred(), LightGreen())) 
On the Sum(Labors) expression that gives the following results:

HTH Andy
 
					
				
		
Thanks you I use your recommandation
 
					
				
		
Thank you
