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Hello everyone,

I've been trying to implement a simple conditional color change in Power Apps using the following code:
If(Slider1.Value > 50, Green, Red)

However, it doesn't seem to be working as expected. Even simplified code snippets like this often do not produce the desired result without any apparent reason.

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Ramspevi 110 on at

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Hello @LeChef60 ,

please consider the following:

The condition Slider1.Value > 50 will be false for values under or equal 50 and if the slider value is empty or not yet fully loaded.
I wouldn't reference colors with just there name. PowerApps sometimes bugs out if you do this. Try Color.Green / Color.Red instead.

For more support I would need additional context or screenshots.

Hope this helps

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LeChef60 4 on at

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Thank you for your response.
I have included screenshots so that you can understand what I wanted to do.
Initially, I wanted to change the color of an icon using 3 sliders, and it worked. Now, the next step is to either change the color with just 1 slider or modify the visibility of the icon with a single slider

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Ramspevi 110 on at

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Thanks for the screenshots.

Lucky you! The solution is quite simple.

Replace the commas with semicolons 😉

If(Slider1.Value <= 50; RGBA(255; 0; 0; 1); RGBA(0; 255; 0; 1))

Please consider marking my answer as solution if your problem is solved. 😊

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