Hi @HAL9K1 ,
Conditional formatting in Power Apps can enhance the visual representation of data. While the modern table control doesn’t have built-in conditional formatting options, you can achieve this effect using formulas. Here’s how:
Color Formatting Based on Priority:
Let’s assume your “_priority” column contains values like “1” “2” etc.
In your modern table control, set the color property of the relevant cell to a formula that checks the priority value and assigns a color accordingly.
For example, if you want “1” topics to appear in red, use the following formula:
If(ThisItem._priority = "1", Red, White)
Adjust the color names or HEX codes as needed.
Applying the Formula:
Select the cell or text label within your table control.
In the “Color” property, enter the formula above.
When the “_priority” value matches “1,” the cell will turn red; otherwise, it remains white.
Remember to adapt the formula to your specific column names and priorities.
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Sunil Pashikanti - Tech Blog: PowerApps
