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Anonymous
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Reg- Issues facing on table visual by using boolean flags

Hi everyone,

   I need your help on table visual to show the colors for boolean of datas...

Requirement:

   I have two tables. table1 has original data and table2 has boolean number for that table1 data. I want to show the true(1) field value as red color and the other(0) fields as black color. I attach my demo screenshot for your reference..kindly help me on this issue as soon as possible..

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jdbuchanan71
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@poornalingama

You can join the two tables in the markup field and then apply conditional formatting to the font of the first table based on the sum of the same field in the 2nd table. In my example I formatted only in the [OTB North] column:

jdbuchanan71_0-1602598746624.png

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jdbuchanan71
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Super User

@poornalingama

You can join the two tables in the markup field and then apply conditional formatting to the font of the first table based on the sum of the same field in the 2nd table. In my example I formatted only in the [OTB North] column:

jdbuchanan71_0-1602598746624.png

Anonymous
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Hi @jdbuchanan71 ,

Thanks to fix my issue.. Is there any way to add the color to brand also?

Yes, you do it the same way.

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