Dynamic Color Alert

andreaLin.... · 2025-02-03T15:39:00+00:00

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andreaLin....

Hi All,

I am seeking a solution for an issue I am currently facing.

Specifically, I require a dynamic color alert, but it appears that I need to select the number to link to the color.

Unfortunately, I am unsure of the maximum number that should be used.

Kind regards,

Andrea

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Helmut Heimann

Hi @andreaLin.... ,

whenever you're using "desaturate" the system automatically will choose the most saturated shade for the highest/lowest value depending on the alarm settings.

So, to achieve those shades, you could choose zero as the lowest and, for example, 1 million as the highest value and add the appropriate colors to those thresholds. Should be working fine.

If you have additional questions, let me know.

Best,
Helmut

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Helmut Heimann

Hi @andreaLin.... ,

I'm not quite sure what you'd like to achieve but if it's the "shading" you show in your picture it would just be to enable "desaturate color alerts" on the dataview. That's enabled by default, if disabled, only the colors configured in the Color alert option are displayed, see here

https://help.board.com/docs/creating-a-data-view?highlight=desaturate).

But since you already display shaded colors in your screenshot I may have misunderstood. What do you want to be dynamic otherwise?

Do you want this value to be dynamic?

If so, what is the aim behind that? Since you can only "hardcode" those values it would be difficult to apply any dynamic behaviour right there, but perhaps there'll be another way to achieve your aim.

Best,
Helmut

andreaLin....

Sorry, I didn't explain myself well.

The image I attached was just for demonstration purposes.
I would like to achieve the same effect without knowing the maximum number in the table and without having to adjust the options manually each time

Helmut Heimann

Hi @andreaLin.... ,

whenever you're using "desaturate" the system automatically will choose the most saturated shade for the highest/lowest value depending on the alarm settings.

So, to achieve those shades, you could choose zero as the lowest and, for example, 1 million as the highest value and add the appropriate colors to those thresholds. Should be working fine.

If you have additional questions, let me know.

Best,
Helmut