thanks mate it was helpful. Do you have a video about how to create top of the categories on your screen? I wanna see every status in diffrent tab. thanks.
Great video, thank you. Exactly what I want, but need it to link to a date value so that anything past a set date value would be red, anything in the 30 day lead up to the set date value would be yellow, and anything more than 30 days from the selected date would be green. Based on today's date in relation to the set date values. (E.G. expiry of a Drivers Licence, to track visually when it's getting close to expiry and when it's lapsed and we need an updated copy) How would I achieve this?
Hello, I get this error message "this formula uses scope which is not presently supported for evaluation" how do I solve it? My app is connected to a Sharepoint list fyi.
Great tutorial. I was able to do this when my value was based on a single line of text column in Dataverse. However, I'm unable to reproduce this effect with a choice column. Any tips or adivce?
Hi Dougie, just to say thanks so much for putting this video up it has allowed me to conditionally format each gallery item as well (instead of an icon) and when sorted based on modified date feels really professional thanks :)
Thanks for the great feedback Duncan, I would love to hear how you are getting on using PowerApps. If you have any ideas for future videos we can create that will help you, please let me know.
Great! Still struggling with color formatting a date picker. It works after a date has been selected but shows wrong colour as default. (Default White, under30days green, under 60 days yellow and 61+ days=red.
Thank you very much, this is very helpful. However, I am having some difficulty comparing more than 1 status. Can you show me how to compare more than one status? Here is an example I have (Ex. 1. ThisItem.Power.Value 2. ThisItem.Building.Value 3. ThisItem.Water.Value) I can only change the color for 1 value. I need to meet all the 3 conditions to decide which color to change. Hope you can help me with this, thanks.
Great tutorial, thanks for the tips which saved me a lot of time. I was initially trying to use an IF statement, however this is simpler for the task :-)
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thanks mate it was helpful. Do you have a video about how to create top of the categories on your screen? I wanna see every status in diffrent tab. thanks.
Thanks and that would be a good video 🩵
Great video, thank you. Exactly what I want, but need it to link to a date value so that anything past a set date value would be red, anything in the 30 day lead up to the set date value would be yellow, and anything more than 30 days from the selected date would be green. Based on today's date in relation to the set date values. (E.G. expiry of a Drivers Licence, to track visually when it's getting close to expiry and when it's lapsed and we need an updated copy) How would I achieve this?
Welcome 🙏
Finally a video I can follow with ease and where my results are the same as yours. Thanks for the video, this was a big help. Cheers!
Thank you! Glad you liked the video! 🙂
Hello, I get this error message "this formula uses scope which is not presently supported for evaluation" how do I solve it? My app is connected to a Sharepoint list fyi.
Ok 👌
Great tutorial. I was able to do this when my value was based on a single line of text column in Dataverse. However, I'm unable to reproduce this effect with a choice column. Any tips or adivce?
Did you find the answer to this question ? I don't understand how to do it either
@@kathleenarragon1897 nope
Same here, did you get any solution?
Updates, I was able to fix this issue by replacing the commas with semicolons.
Thanks 🙏
Thanks. just what I've been looking for!
Glad we could help! 🙂
Can this been done with checkboxes instead of new, rejected, and approved? When all subcategories are selected it changes everything to green?
🙌 yes
Hi Dougie, just to say thanks so much for putting this video up it has allowed me to conditionally format each gallery item as well (instead of an icon) and when sorted based on modified date feels really professional thanks :)
Thanks for the great feedback Duncan, I would love to hear how you are getting on using PowerApps. If you have any ideas for future videos we can create that will help you, please let me know.
wow. Great tutorial, thank you!!
Thank you! 🙂
Thank you very much. Really helpful for beginners like me.
You're very welcome! Glad the video was helpful 🙂
Great! Still struggling with color formatting a date picker. It works after a date has been selected but shows wrong colour as default. (Default White, under30days green, under 60 days yellow and 61+ days=red.
Thanks 🙏
What if you wanted to fade the icon color over time to indicate how recent a status has changed?
Sure 👌
A lifesaver, thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you very much, this is very helpful. However, I am having some difficulty comparing more than 1 status. Can you show me how to compare more than one status? Here is an example I have (Ex. 1. ThisItem.Power.Value 2. ThisItem.Building.Value 3. ThisItem.Water.Value) I can only change the color for 1 value. I need to meet all the 3 conditions to decide which color to change. Hope you can help me with this, thanks.
Use =
It is possible with numbers?
Anything is possible
Anything is possible
To anyone working with choice columns, try replace the commas with semicolons
Great 👍
Really useful, thnaks dude!
Glad it helped! 🙂
Excellent video, Sir! Thank you so much!
You are welcome! If you have any ideas of videos you would like to see from us, please let us know in the comments.
thank you so much this tuto helped me
You're very welcome! Happy to hear that we helped 🙂
i need this for to change from a date, is that possible.
Yup 👍
Excelent tutorial!
Thank you!
Thanks for this!!!!
No problem!! Glad you liked the video🙂
Great tutorial, thanks for the tips which saved me a lot of time. I was initially trying to use an IF statement, however this is simpler for the task :-)
Glad we could help! 🙂
Pero deja los codigo para uno trabajar mas comodo
Sorry, only English :)