Greetings,
I have Domains that have multiple Goals and Goals that have multiple Objectives.
My view has an Enum button list of Domains that when you select a Domain it shows you only the goals for that Domain. If I enter data for the Objectives of that Goal but forget to enter notes in the Goal those Objectives are assigned to, it turns the Goal red as shown below
I am viewing the Adaptive Domain in which there is a Goal that has 1 of 9 Objectives entered but no notes have been added, thus it is red.
I would like to make it so that if there is a goal that is red the text for the button of the domain that it belongs to turns red showing me that there are actions that I must take in that domain. In this example the text of the button “Adaptive” needs to be red.
Does anyone know how I can accomplish this?
Thanks
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I figured out a workable solution.
For the format rule I Selected the column containing the enum buttons and entered a true statement
for values for the buttons.
I selected a highlight color.
Now if one of the values displayed on the buttons is evaluate to be be true but hte expression then a colored dot appear on the button.
even when the button is not selected.
I figured out a workable solution.
For the format rule I Selected the column containing the enum buttons and entered a true statement
for values for the buttons.
I selected a highlight color.
Now if one of the values displayed on the buttons is evaluate to be be true but hte expression then a colored dot appear on the button.
even when the button is not selected.
Could you explain in more detail how you did this? Thanks.
Let’s say you have 3 enum with name Ticket and enum is 1) Open 2)Close
if you want “Open” to be Green and “Close” to be Red
you create a format rule and Select the Ticket in the Formulae you will have to write as following
[Ticket]=“Open”
[Ticket]=“Close”
Then save it then your enum will show the colors you have selected in format rules and icon
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