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MAKING SOME ACTION ACCORD TO AN ITEM IN A GALLERY WITH A BUTTON (ON SELECT) AND THE COLOR VALUE

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Well, i have different galleries that works if the user wants to search some info by for example, status, date, id etc..

I haved this idea about using colors with the galleries items depends of the status.

ACCEPTED GREEN, REJECTED RED -- Something like that

On my filter of only status i did it with the property OnChange and it works perfectly:

If (DropEstatus.SelectedText.Value = "ACEPTADA" || DropEstatus.SelectedText.Value = "ACEPTADA PLAZO", Set(colorestatus, "#72D24E"));
If (DropEstatus.SelectedText.Value = "REGISTRADA", Set(colorestatus,"#D7A406"));
If (DropEstatus.SelectedText.Value = "RECHAZADA", Set(colorestatus,"#CA614C"));

So in my two labels, that are inside my gallery i put the valiable of the color in their Color property like this:

So.. when i want to do the same when the user wants to find a solicitude by ID it didn't work:

For example, in this case it has to be green not yellow... and i tried more options, even with another label outside the gallery and compare but nothing works...

I would appreciate your help.

Thank you! 🙂

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Manan-Malhotra 621 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Try using Drowdown.selected.value instead of Drowdown.selectedText.value
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Hi! Actually that was a mistake, because i'm using in this case the label in the condition: so the DropStatus.SelectedText.Value shouldn't be on the pic:

So, there is not a dropdown in this case... When i worked with the dropdown it worked perfectly, my problem is with the button and text input and this item inside my gallerie...

Thanks for answer.
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You haven't closed the highlighted string
Sorry I guess its zoomed
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Yep, its the zoom! 🙂
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Switch(LblEstatudID.Text,"ACEPTADA"||"ACEPTAFA PLAZO",Set(colorestatus2,#XXXXXX),"REGISTRADA",Set(.....),"RECHAZADA",Set(..))

Give this a go!

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Thank you, technically it works but, in my case, i guess i need some delay or something because, when i make the first trial its okay, but then when i tried another one, it continues with the same color, and doesn´t take the instructions of change or switch:
For example here, it must be green, not red...
Switch(lblEstatusID.Text ="ACEPTADA"||"ACEPTAFA PLAZO",Set(colorestatus2,"#72D24E"),"REGISTRADA",Set (colorestatus2,"#D7A406"), "RECHAZADA", Set(colorestatus2,"#CA614C"));

I make it this way because with only "," at the beginning it marked an error....

Thanks again! 🙂
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The comma in the beginning is important to follow according to the Switch syntax
If you got an error with comma, could you share that error?
We should try to resolve that error
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Hi !! Actually the Switch advice really helped me, it works:

I put the Switch condition inside of the property Color of my label 🙂

Thank you very much!