conditional formatting

pavelreznikov

Hey, how do I highlite a cell that is above a certain number, i.e. how do I create conditional formatting.

 

Thank you so much!

 

Pavel

Godzilla

you can only do conditional formatting on Sumo tables, not on standard table cards. The way you do it in Sumo:

 

1. hover over the field name of the field you want to apply conditional formatting and you'll see three dots become visible (in the table header not in the left nav)

2. click on the three dots and you will get a menu

3. Click on Conditional Formatting and a new menu will pop up which will allow you to enter your criteria and select the colors

kshah008

@pavelreznikov, did Godzilla's reply help answer your question?

kshah008

Hi all,

Can anybody help @pavelreznikov with their question?

Thanks!

Godzilla

you can only do conditional formatting on Sumo tables, not on standard table cards. The way you do it in Sumo:

 

1. hover over the field name of the field you want to apply conditional formatting and you'll see three dots become visible (in the table header not in the left nav)

2. click on the three dots and you will get a menu

3. Click on Conditional Formatting and a new menu will pop up which will allow you to enter your criteria and select the colors

kshah008

@pavelreznikov, did Godzilla's reply help answer your question?

pavelreznikov

Yes, thank you so much!

Abhro

Thnaks for the help and it works exactly as expected. 

 

But when I share the SUMO card using publish oprions, the coulrs disappears. So the shared card has no conditional formatting. Why so?

 

Can you help me? have you seen similar issues?