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Hi Everyone,

I am not able to change the font color following steps in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnWg-Eox37Q&t=1418s (23:33)

My HTML code: <font color="@{if(equals(item()?['RA Total'],'0'),'red','black')}">@{item()?['RA Total']}</font>

Displayed result in email: <font color="black">0</font>

Seems like the result returns as text instead of font color change.

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Expiscornovus 33,997 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @JAWL,

That is a tag which isn't supported anymore in HTML5: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_font.asp

Can you try this instead:

<p style="color:@{if(equals(item()?['RA Total'],'0'),'red','black')}">@{item()?['RA Total']}</p>
JAWL 393 on at

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Hi @Expiscornovus
Appreciate your reply but it's not working. Email Result remains the same in text format:
My Flow:
<p style="color:@{if(equals(item()?['RA Total'],'0'),'red','black')}">@{item()?['RA Total']}</p>
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Hi @JAWL,

The Create HTML table will output characters like < as <.

In the video Reza uses a compose action with an expression to clean up the HTML of that Create HTML table action. He uses the expression below:

replace(replace(replace(replace(replace(body('Create_HTML_Table'), '<', '<'), '>', '>'), '&amp', '&'), ''', '"'), '"', '"')

Are you using that as well in your flow?

Have a look at this part where he explains why to use this Clean HTML compose action.

https://youtu.be/VnWg-Eox37Q?t=843
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@JAWL- you should use @Expiscornovus suggestion where Reza cleans the HTML.
<font color="@{if(equals(item()?['Potential Risk'],'No'),'red','green')}">@{item()?['Potential Risk']}</font>
I initialized my own array so item() is referring to variables('myArray') you would use your appropriate dynamic values.

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