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Changing colors once ticket is approved, reject etc

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I am building ticket app where approvers have to 'approve', 'reject', 'pending approval' etc. Once the approver selects approved I want to ticket to turn green in color, red for reject and so on.

Refer above pic for ticket summary page.

I want the whole card for approved to turn into green, pending approval into orange, reject into red and so on.

Thanks in advance.

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AARON_C 2,235 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @shery328

I would use the TemplateFill property of your gallery to do this.

Switch(Text(ThisItem.'Your Column Name'), "Approve", Color.Green, "Pending Approval", Color.Orange, "Reject", Color.Red )

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Thanks for the reply @AARON_C . However its giving an error. Check the pic below for the error message.

Just for your reference refer pic below for the status column and options for this.

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Is this what you are trying to achieve?

'Test Input Choice' is a choice field in my Dataverse table and I am displaying it in my gallery with just a label control.

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I want to achieve as per pic below

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Like this?

Switch(Text(ThisItem.'Test Input Choice'), "Approve", Color.LightGreen, "Pending Approval", Color.Orange, "Reject", Color.Red, "Conditional Approval", Color.Yellow )

What type of column is your status column?

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My status column is a choice type column.

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I have tried this code, however it is not working.
Switch(Text(ThisItem.'Test Input Choice'), "Approve", Color.LightGreen, "Pending Approval", Color.Orange, "Reject", Color.Red, "Conditional Approval", Color.Yellow )

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What are you using as your data source?

If you are using SharePoint:

Switch(ThisItem.Status.Value, "Approved", Color.LightGreen, "Pending Approval", Color.Orange, "Rejected", Color.Red, "Conditional Approval", Color.Yellow )

Please tick Accept as solution if the answer is useful.

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Yes my data source is share point.

however the above code is not working.
Can I call you rather than messaging.

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This should work.

I have checked that all the choices are the same with your drop down.

Your choice column is called Status.

You place this in the TemplateFill property of the gallery.

Switch(ThisItem.Status.Value, "Approved", Color.LightGreen, "Pending Approval", Color.Orange, "Reject", Color.Red, "Conditional Approval", Color.Yellow )

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