Keep getting stuck on Conditional Formatting

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Hi All,

I have what I am sure is an incredibly obvious question but it has had me stumped now for 2 weeks.

I am creating a risk assessment power app and would like to do conditional formatting on the datacard relating to the risk level

- ❤️ = Green

- >3 <6 = Orange

- >6 = Red

I have managed to make this work in the edit screen of the form referring to drop down box selected values:

If(Max(Right(Text(DataCardValue1),1),Right(Text(DataCardValue4),1),Right(Text(DataCardValue6),1),Right(Text(DataCardValue8),1),Right(Text(DataCardValue12),1))<3, LightGreen, If(Max(Right(Text(DataCardValue1),1),Right(Text(DataCardValue4),1),Right(Text(DataCardValue6),1),Right(Text(DataCardValue8),1),Right(Text(DataCardValue12),1))> 5.9, LightCoral, Orange))

Where I am stuck is doing conditional formatting in the DetailScreen - I am sure I am referring to the data wrong.

Example-

Here I have a risk assessment done by Stewart. As the Max Residual risk is lower than 3 I would like the datacard to be green.

If I use this formula in the fill section:

If(DataCardValue124 < 3, Green, Red)

I get errors-

I must be referring to the data incorrectly somehow.

Any guidance would be most appreciated.

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WarrenBelz 155,300 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @JE1 ,

This is probably one more step than necessary, but it sets it out better

With( { w1: Value(Right(DataCardValue1.Text,1)), w2: Value(Right(DataCardValue4.Text,1)), w3: Value(Right(DataCardValue6.Text,1)), w4: Value(Right(DataCardValue8.Text,1)), w5: Value(Right(DataCardValue12.Text,1)) }, With( { wMax: Max(w1, w2, w3, w4, w5) }, If( wMax < 3, LightGreen, wMax < 5.9, LightCoral, Orange ) ) )

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JE1 10 on at

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Thanks Warren,

Would you know why the later IF statement is getting errors for that datacard value?

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Hi @JE1 ,

There was an extra bracket in each top section line (dangers of free-typing code) - now fixed in original. I have now tested it on a model and it works fine.

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JE1 10 on at

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Hi Warren,

Apologies- I haven't been very clear.

The issue I am having is with this situation:

Example-

Here I have a risk assessment done by Stewart. As the Max Residual risk is lower than 3 I would like the datacard to be green.

If I use this formula in the fill section:
If(DataCardValue124 < 3, Green, Red)

I get errors-

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Hi @JE1 ,

If you look at the structure I posted, you will see you need

If( Value(DataCardValue124.Text) < 3, Green, Red )

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JE1 10 on at

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Thank you Warren! Apologies I missed that. Works perfectly.

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