As far as I know, I can only assign colors in sort order. In other words, I can (for example) make the first value green, the second value yellow, the third value red.
So lets say I'm making a stacked bar chart. I can have the stacked values be something like, "Good" "Caution" and "Bad' and assign them colors of green, yellow, and red. This is easy.
The problem is, if I give the user the option to filter out the good values and only look and the caution, and bad values, now caution shows up as green and bad shows up as yellow.
Is there are way to assign the colors directly? Thanks!
Hi @BarryP,
A display rule with "color-mapped values" should do what you want. See here:
Does that help?
Thanks,
Sam
Thanks, I figured it out. You at least pointed me in the right direction. There were two things I wasn't understanding. 1) That each rule needed to be written separately and 2) That I could make a rule for a single chart.
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