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I want to change the colors of pie chart 3 slices are there under color property i want to show Artistic blue , fall gold , vanadyl blue

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Ravi-Prajapati 416 Moderator on at

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In Power Apps, when customizing the Pie Chart colors, you can define them using the Color property with an array of RGBA or Hex values. Since Power Apps does not have built-in named colors like "Artistic Blue" or "Fall Gold," you can approximate them using their closest hex or RGBA values.

Try setting the Color property of your Pie Chart to something like this:

[ RGBA(0, 116, 217, 1), // Artistic Blue (#0074D9) RGBA(255, 168, 18, 1), // Fall Gold (#FFA812) RGBA(84, 127, 165, 1) // Vanadyl Blue (#547FA5) ]

Or using hex values (if supported in your control):

["#0074D9", "#FFA812", "#547FA5"]

Where to Apply This?

If your Pie Chart allows custom colors, look for a Color or SeriesColors property and update it with the array.

If you're using a Gallery-based Pie Chart, update the Items collection with a column for colors.

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PriyankaGeethik 3,320 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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You can set the colors of the Pie Chart slices in PowerApps using the ChartColors property. Since PowerApps uses RGBA or Hex codes for colors, here are the closest color codes for the shades you mentioned:

Artistic Blue → RGBA(0, 102, 204, 1) (or #0066CC)

Fall Gold → RGBA(255, 153, 51, 1) (or #FF9933)

Vanadyl Blue → RGBA(50, 130, 189, 1) (or #3282BD)

Implementation:

Set the ChartColors property of your Pie Chart as follows:

ChartColors = [RGBA(0, 102, 204, 1), RGBA(255, 153, 51, 1), RGBA(50, 130, 189, 1)]

This will apply the specified colors to the three slices of your Pie Chart in PowerApps.

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