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BryanHill10
Conditional Formmating Custom Object List View
Through all my research this seems to be a hot topic but have yet to find a solution or app to implement.
In my Custom Object List View in Lightning I would like to set some conditional formatting to change the background color of field cells based on numeric value.
Simple Example
0-5% = Rede
5-8% = Yellow
8%+ = Green
My apolgies if this has been resolved. Is it has, I can't find the right answer anywhere. Thank you!
In my Custom Object List View in Lightning I would like to set some conditional formatting to change the background color of field cells based on numeric value.
Simple Example
0-5% = Rede
5-8% = Yellow
8%+ = Green
My apolgies if this has been resolved. Is it has, I can't find the right answer anywhere. Thank you!
3. LIST VIEWS (customization of the columns by point-and-click)
The better forum for this question is: https://success.salesforce.com/
or https://salesforce.stackexchange.com
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/187615/formula-field-with-image-in-list-views-in-lightning-experience
because the administrators often know the best "tricks" and work-arounds to customize the application by point-and-click without coding.
For me, that seems difficult natively if you don't have found a solution directly yet.
When it is impossible by point-and-clicks, the programmatic way can be an option but for these essential list views, it is not very wise in my opinion for only some colors.
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It is also perhaps a question for this forum: https://success.salesforce.com/
3. LIST VIEWS (customization of the columns by point-and-click)
The better forum for this question is: https://success.salesforce.com/
or https://salesforce.stackexchange.com
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/187615/formula-field-with-image-in-list-views-in-lightning-experience
because the administrators often know the best "tricks" and work-arounds to customize the application by point-and-click without coding.
For me, that seems difficult natively if you don't have found a solution directly yet.
When it is impossible by point-and-clicks, the programmatic way can be an option but for these essential list views, it is not very wise in my opinion for only some colors.
I first uploaded the resized color images into the Documents object in classic and copied the Ids of the uploaded images.
Then I created a text formula field and passed the Ids of the images into the following formula: The result image looks pretty cool.