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Hello everybody,
I'm trying to apply a color scale conditionnal formatting to each of my column in this table:
Starting from green with the lowest value and red to the highest. The first 4 column are working as intended, however, if there is only 1 value in a column, it immediatly start with the highest value(red). Any way this start with the lowest value (Green)
Here are the setting for the formating:
Thank you
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Hi @Tedua ,
The default value of unique value is the maximum value. When the data of the column is updated, for example, the value of this column is not unique after the next update, the color will be adjusted automatically.
If you have only unique values in this column, you can add colors in other ways.
Best regards,
Lionel Chen
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I am also having the same issue as Tedua with my data that is all zero's it is defaulting to the highest value (red) when they all should be formatted green as the lowest value.
I have tried changing the Deault formatting and changing the Minimum from lowest to custom and still it is showing as red
Is there anyway around this?
Hi @Tedua ,
The default value of unique value is the maximum value. When the data of the column is updated, for example, the value of this column is not unique after the next update, the color will be adjusted automatically.
If you have only unique values in this column, you can add colors in other ways.
Best regards,
Lionel Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Is there any way we can set the default color when there is only 1 value?
Thank you, do you know of any way to circumvent this?
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