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The most popular are Hex color codes; three byte hexadecimal numbers (meaning they consist of six digits), with each byte, or pair of characters in the Hex code, representing the intensity of red, green and blue in the color respectively.
Hex code byte values range from 00, which is the lowest intensity of a color, to FF which represents the highest intensity. The color white, for example, is made by mixing each of the three primary colors at their full intensity, resulting in the Hex color code of #FFFFFF.
I have a retool table with Au_ppm column in it. I want this column to be color coded based on the Au_ppm value.
I tried to use tag but I am not sure how to use the range. For example, I want to make the cell color RED when the Au_ppm value is >5 ppm, and then orange if the value is between 3-5 ppm.
I can do it in excel but I want to integrate this in my retool app.
I tried to use this simple code: self >0.5 ? 'red' : 'yellow', in the new table it didn't work. It shows only all yellow.
But it works with the legacy table. Hmm...maybe I just wait for this to be fixed?
Not specific to coloring, but may be a workaround for it, Nick. You could simply click on the Reminder (clock) icon of the candidates in that notebook who are actively seeking, as you put it. (No need to add a date to the reminder at all; just click on the clock icon.) These will shuffle those candidates' notes to the top of your notebook when you click on that notebook. Now, you don't need to scroll through the list because you have prioritized those candidates to the top. When done, just click on the Reminder icon and clear the reminder to remove them from the "actively seeking" status. Nothing else about the note changes, but that reminder note status. Hope that helps!
Having said that, I cannot add a condition to color code basis header names and am trying to do it via the values of that field instead. And this does not work, if the value is a calculated field.
I'm sorry if I'm using incorrect terminology here, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to change the symbol of a feature to encompass the entire state. I simply want color code states by # of actions taken. I've attached to screen shots.
I have a calendar made on notion for uni but I can't figure out how to color-code or add visible tags onto events. Does anyone know any ways that I can do this? Right now the best I can do is change the icons but I would rather have colors that are easier too see.
I'm new to notion so I'm not very familiar with some of the features. I have set up a table that lists all my assignments for this semester (Im a college student) and the due dates. I was wondering if there was a way to color code the due date so that as you get closer and closer to the due date, the color changes. So like an assignment due in two weeks would be green, an assignment due in a week is yellow, due in 3 days in orange, and due tomorrow/today is red, or something like that.
Currently my default color is red, and this doesn't work because I have a number of conditional formatting rules in the background using "Green" "Orange" & "Red" as a traffic light system to monitor progress on tasks.
@Mark_Gibbons_1 Color coding is changed by using conditional formatting. The conditional formatting rules are applied from top to bottom. So if you wanted to add grey, you would need to add a rule at the bottom of your list that applies when the previous do not. You would set the Task Bar color to Grey for the entire row. You should list the most urgent rules first. On mine it is red for expired. Then continue to add rules in the order of importance. Finally add a rule for when status or primary is not blank, set to grey. This will apply to all rows where the previous rules didn't apply. I hope this makes sense. I am happy to try to provide more assistance if needed.
I've added a screen print below, this is my current view on card view, the default color is red on all of these tasks. I have set up conditional formatting in the background, red is one of the colors I actually used, but the problem I have is that the default color on scorecards is already red, which is not convenient, I would like to change the default color on here to Grey if possible so that if no criteria's are being met under conditional formatting these task show grey.
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then put your code to a new snippet and then click with right mouse button the name from this snippet and in context menu click on "Run". This snippet will be executed. Do not forget to save this snippet: click with right mouse button the name from this snippet and in context menu click on "Save...", but on displayed "Save dialog box" click on "Cancel" (this is weird) and your snippet will be saved.
3) Input field which is a background element that allows you to save the generated hex code from [2] to your database. Since JSColor generates a 6 character hex code you will need to prepend the generated value with #
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5) HTML element containing JSColor front-end HTML/JS code which renders the color selector upon click. The width, height and other parameters of this element are set in the style="" attribute, you can customize this as much as you want with CSS. You will notice the suffix from [2] is used in the JS function bubble_fn_jscolor. I have added additional JS to color the input background prior to the user saving the hex code, this way it acts as a sort of preview prior to making a decision to save.
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7) Workflow that updates the appropriate database thing after clicking Set Color button [6], in my case I have chosen to modify a text field on the current user. For whatever color you are trying to customize in your app/database, you will need to modify the database text thing in a workflow referencing the input value generated [3]
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Ah, just now seeing that on the examples page! I suppose this is nice to have as an option if your app UX is better off with an immediate color update. I also noticed you can prepend the hashtag with hash:true on the input class, but when I attempted this just a few minutes ago I could not get the value to save to the database even though the hashtag did appear in the input. Strange. Thanks for the insights!
I would like to change a color of my image to a specific color using a layer adjustment but it seems that none of the adjustments offer an input section to change the color using a color code (RGB). How could I go about doing this? Thank you.
I think it would be great to have an option to customize the color background of contact activities. They are all currently white, and when scanning, it's hard to differentiate the types of activities.
Thanks for this reply! Very helpful to know the algorithm. Is there a way to override it? As in 1) show me everything in the same color or 2) don't make it red if end date is too close and i'm only 20% done?
Okay, so I made some progress on this. I was able to use an intensity graph to visually color code the relative position of the cells. Is there a way to make the 2D array translucent and overlay the color array intsity graph behind it? is there a better way to do this.
The code is attached. I added a random sine wave input to simultate some signals for the x and y input. The Y array now runs in reverse order which made it tricky to get some of the functions to work properly so I had to use a 2D transpose and 1D reverse array to get it back in the right form. There's probably a better way to do this.
Overlapping front panel elements is not a recommendable practice and could results on crashes of the application and poor performance. You would have to see if you can programatically alter the properties of the individual cells, to change their background color on each iteration, or to simplify the programming maybe each time the value of a cell is updated.
Probably more common is using a color box with a transparent indicator over the top. Here's a quick example, albeit using strings (based on another tool I wrote). A random number is generated and a random colour picked for each cell in this case:
Thoult's post was very helpful and I was able to create an array of numeric and color box clusters to give me the ability to display color coded number box and have the ability to programaitcly update them. I know have it randomly color coded just to see how the apperance is. The VI is attached.
Now I need help color scaling boxes based on their relative value to the max and min of the array. I'd like it to run from red to yellow to green with the colors interpolated inbetween similar to how the color intensity graph looked that I posted earlier (the last picture of this post).
I have the color coding down now and am just trying to optimize the refresh to reduce overhead. I'll post up the code I'm working with when I get finalized and hopefully get some feedback on how to optimize it.
Okay, so I now have th color scale and cursor tracking functionality working nicely. The problem is that I have a race condition for the Z-array. At the begining of my loop I am checking the number array to see if the user changed any value and to perform a color cell update if they did. At the end of the loop I am updating the array with the current currsor cell to white to display to the user which cell the vehicle is opperating in.
I can see why it doesn't. The act of creating a fenced code block effecively says "What follows is code. Nothing after this point should be treated as markdown or html code that should be rendered". That is what the block is for; to be able to display code without it rendering.
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