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This is used to make the value in a matching cell display as an inline bar. (Note: This type of styling can only be applied to certain types of content.)

Follow these steps:

  1. Choose a numeric column from the left side, on which the formatting will be applied.

  2. Choose the Basic option from the Alert Type

  3. Select Bar from the Style dropdown
  4. Choose the type of comparison
  5. Select a target value
  6. Click on the +Add Another Rule link; a new popup to format matching cells in the report will appear
    1. Start creating a rule by choosing an operator and then adding a value
    2. Style the bar you want to make appear on the matching cells

      IconStyle typeDescription
      Bar colourChoose a colour for the bar.
      Left alignmentTo place the bar on the left part of the matching cells.
      Middle alignmentTo place the bar in the middle of the matching cells.
      Right alignmentTo place the bar on the right side of the matching cells. Note: The selected alignment's icon changes to blue
      Hide/Show textHide or show text/value of the matching data on the bar.
      Text colourIf you opt to show text on the bar, you can also change its colour.
    3. Click on the Submit button to save the rule
    4. This bar will now appear wherever matched data is found in your report

 

Rules on Widgets

 

Yellowfin lets you create conditional rules using canvas widgets. This way you can, for example, hide charts when a rule's condition is matched.

Before creating a widget rule, ensure that the widget's conditional formatting feature is switched on. To learn how to do that, see below.

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titleEnable Widget Conditioning

Follow these steps to switch on the conditional formatting feature on a widget:

  1. Once a widget is added to the canvas, click on it to make a menu appear on top of it

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  2. Click on the dotted menu icon here to control with the widget's settings
  3. Expand the Conditional Formatting label
  4. Click the button to enable its feature
  5. You can also click on the Edit Rules button at the bottom to jump to the conditional formatting window
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