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Alexandre Oliveira
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Change Row Backgroud Color
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Hello.

I've been trying to configure a table row in 3 situations, in these 3 situations its background color would change from green if it was one situation, yellow if it was another and red in the last one, if it didn't fit in these situations it would keep the default color. I'm using this code in Row Cell: style = If (GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.ATIVA =  False ,"backgroud-color:red",If(GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.ATIVA = True and GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.StandBy = True,"backgroud-color:yellow",If(GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.ATIVA = True and GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.Billed = False ,"backgroud-color:green","")))

Could someone help me?

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10 May
2022-05-02 13-50-49
Paulo Ritto
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@Alexandre Oliveira

I think I noticed what is wrong, the style you are applying is wrong, syntax error:

its background-color, NOT backgroud-color (missing letter 'n').

Let me know if this helped,
Paulo

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10 May

Hello @Paulo Ritto .
I didn't see that coming. You're right. I forgot the "n". It's working now.
Thanks.

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10 May

good eye Ritto haha

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10 May

Hello @Bruno Rendeiro
I had already seen this post, but it didn't help.

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10 May

Replying to Alexandre Oliveira's comment on 10 May 2022 09:57:44

Look you not missing the ";" in your code?


"backgroud-color:red;"

you have to put a ; in the end 


style = If (GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.ATIVA =  False ,"backgroud-color:red;",If(GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.ATIVA = True and GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.StandBy = True,"backgroud-color:yellow;",If(GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.ATIVA = True and GetContracts.List.Current.Contract.Billed = False ,"backgroud-color:green;","")))


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10 May
2022-05-02 13-50-49
Paulo Ritto
Solution

@Alexandre Oliveira

I think I noticed what is wrong, the style you are applying is wrong, syntax error:

its background-color, NOT backgroud-color (missing letter 'n').

Let me know if this helped,
Paulo

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10 May

Hello @Paulo Ritto .
I didn't see that coming. You're right. I forgot the "n". It's working now.
Thanks.

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10 May

good eye Ritto haha

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10 May
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