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Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

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Hi I have a sharepoint list as mentioned below

Mahesh005_0-1687806844153.png

In Power apps i have Cell id combox and a button as below

Mahesh005_1-1687807020248.png

my scenario is to change button color as yellow when if there is a  date in Actual start date i.e. not empty.

 

Any help is appreciated.

 

Thanks

Mahes

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  • Ami K Profile Picture
    15,674 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at
    Re: Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

    Hi @Mahesh005 ,

     

    Is the Combo box and Button on a Form control?

     

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  • Mahesh005 Profile Picture
    36 on at
    Re: Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

    hi @Amik ,

    no. it's just a individual button and a individual combo box. i just need color changing logic either it can be button or a lable.

     

    Thanks,

    Mahesh

  • madlad Profile Picture
    2,637 Moderator on at
    Re: Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

    In the button's fill, you could use IsBlank(YourComboBox.Selected.ActualStartDate, Color.Yellow, Color.Blue)

     

    hope this helps!

     

  • TimmeyNL Profile Picture
    7 on at
    Re: Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

    Hi @Mahesh005 

    You can reference the combobox's not visible field in combination with the Fill of the button.

    If(Not(IsBlank(combobox.Selected.ActualStartDate)), RGBA(56, 96, 178, 1),RGBA(10,10,10,1))

  • Mahesh005 Profile Picture
    36 on at
    Re: Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

    hi @TimmeyNL , @madlad 

     

    I have Cell id in combo box. so Actual start date is not coming

    Mahesh005_0-1687808562905.png

    Thanks,

    Mahesh

  • Ami K Profile Picture
    15,674 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at
    Re: Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

    @Mahesh005 - assuming the Items property of your Combo Box is the data source, apply the below to the Fill property of your Button.

     

     

     

    If(
     IsBlank(
     LookUp(
     'Your Data',
     Title = Your_ComboBox.Selected.Title',
     'Actual Date'
     )
     ),
     Color.Yellow,
     Color.Blue
    )

     

     

     

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  • Mahesh005 Profile Picture
    36 on at
    Re: Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

    Hi,

     

    I have Combobox values as follows

    Mahesh005_2-1687808804537.png

     

     

  • TimmeyNL Profile Picture
    7 on at
    Re: Changing color based on data exist or not in sharepoint list

    @Mahesh005 

    What do you have as source for your items?
    It should be a reference to your sharepoint list, datatype table (in this case, my list is called Client):

    TimmeyNL_0-1687808944162.png

     

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