Post by snacks on Dec 12, 2019 3:23:48 GMT -5
Is there a way of setting up conditional coloring for label elements so they color based on whether or not a field has *any text* in it at all?
I have fields for 2 kinds of power cable and I'd like to stack them on my label, so you can see what lengths I need for my breakouts. But there's no way of knowing which kind of cable is needed, without a static text preface that disappears when that kind of cable field is empty.
e.g. Chan 101 is a 5' True1 power cable, Chan 201 is a 10' L6-20. I'd like the label for (101) to look like this "(101) True1: 5'" and the label for (201) to look like this: "(201) L6-20: 10'". Currently, I can get labels that say "(101) 5'" and "(201) 10'" but can't tell the cable type.
I need a static text field that says "True1:" that is invisible unless the True1 field has text in it. Is this possible? Is there a "wildcard" character I can use to represent any text in conditional coloring?
I have fields for 2 kinds of power cable and I'd like to stack them on my label, so you can see what lengths I need for my breakouts. But there's no way of knowing which kind of cable is needed, without a static text preface that disappears when that kind of cable field is empty.
e.g. Chan 101 is a 5' True1 power cable, Chan 201 is a 10' L6-20. I'd like the label for (101) to look like this "(101) True1: 5'" and the label for (201) to look like this: "(201) L6-20: 10'". Currently, I can get labels that say "(101) 5'" and "(201) 10'" but can't tell the cable type.
I need a static text field that says "True1:" that is invisible unless the True1 field has text in it. Is this possible? Is there a "wildcard" character I can use to represent any text in conditional coloring?
Attachments:
