Native card

[Anonymous]

how to make the background and the title color same on a native card in powerbi

[RaniSahota]

@ray_aramburo this only let me do a solid colour how do i do a graident?

[ray_aramburo]

It's the same process, you need to know the gradient palette and put each color's HEX code.

[RaniSahota]

How do i find the gradient paletter HEX Code and do you have an example of the measure with the gradient HEX code? Sorry I'm new to PowerBI. Thanks.

[ray_aramburo]

You can go to this page as an example: https://coolors.co/gradient-palette/1cdce8-bb77ed?number=7 

Choose your start and end colors and then click on "Open in the generator"

It will show you something like this

Those codes (#1CDCE8, #2ED1E9, etc.) are the ones you'll input in your measure. 

[RaniSahota]

Fab - Thank you!

[ray_aramburo]

Go to the Formatting pane of the Card > General  > Effects > Background and Select your color.

Now, scroll up to Title go to Text color and select color.

You can pick the same by using the Recent colors palette.

You can replicate that in the Category label as well

[Anonymous]

how do i put in a range of numbers instead of one number under format style(Gradient) Minim, center and maxmum. For example i want to set minimum to have one color for only values between 0 - 10? because i want colors in background to automatically change when the title colors are changing 

[ray_aramburo]

In that case you would need to create a measure which establishes the colors upon your ranges and use the fx on the color to base it upon a Field value (the measure). You can't create a gradient for those items unfortunately, you need to create it through the measure.

[Anonymous]

how do you create a measure?

[ray_aramburo]

Go to Home and click on new measure 

There a formula box will be enabled where you would need to type the conditions for your colors:

I can help you create it if you provide a base color and the field you want to evaluate against.

[Anonymous]

Please write a sample with any color and imaginary field 

[ray_aramburo]

Here it is:

Color Example= SWITCH(SUM('Table'[Column1]), 1, "#00FFFF", 2, "#0000FF", 3, "#89CFF0", 4, "#0096FF")