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Is it possible to color a table row based on the value of a column

Alexander Stoyanov November 6, 2020

I have a table that is build from data coming from an outside source. I want each row to be colored in a color that is comming from a column named Color, which contains RGB value of a color.

Is this possible?

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Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}
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November 6, 2020

Hi @Alexander Stoyanov ,

You may try the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app.

Wrap you table in the Table Transformer macro and apply conditional formatting with the help of the Wiki markup:

Fri 1-1.png

 

Type in your custom SQL query:

Fri 1-2.png

SELECT
FORMATWIKI("{cell:bgColor=" +
CASE WHEN T1.'Color' LIKE "(122,28,134)" THEN "#7a1c86"
WHEN T1.'Color' LIKE "(10,186,181)" THEN "#0abab5"
ELSE "#ccff00"
END
+ "}" + T1.'Column A' + "{cell}") AS 'Column A with Background',
FORMATWIKI("{cell:bgColor=" +
CASE WHEN T1.'Color' LIKE "(122,28,134)" THEN "#7a1c86"
WHEN T1.'Color' LIKE "(10,186,181)" THEN "#0abab5"
ELSE "#ccff00"
END
+ "}" + T1.'Column B' + "{cell}") AS 'Column B with Background',
FORMATWIKI("{cell:bgColor=" +
CASE WHEN T1.'Color' LIKE "(122,28,134)" THEN "#7a1c86"
WHEN T1.'Color' LIKE "(10,186,181)" THEN "#0abab5"
ELSE "#ccff00"
END
+ "}" + T1.'Color' + "{cell}") AS 'Color with Background'
FROM T*

 

And preview the result:

Fri 1-3.png

 

And what concerns uploading your source table from the external source, the app also provides the Table from CSV and Table from JSON macros that support outputting data from a URL or an attached file.

Alexander Stoyanov November 6, 2020

Thanks for the replay @Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft} . It looks very promising and I was not aware of the table transformer macro. When I paste your code with the sample table you have provided I get

TypeError: alasql.fn.FORMATWIKI is not a function

Where is FORMATWIKI defined?

Dom November 19, 2020

I get TypeError: alasql.fn.FORMATWIKI is not a function as well.

Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}
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November 19, 2020

@Alexander Stoyanov , @Dom , please, check if the version of the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app is 6.1.0 or newer.

Here is our documentation about cells formatting with the Table Transformer macro. You'll find a lot of use cases there.

If the version of the app is up-to-date but you still can't reproduce our examples, please, raise a support ticket (specify the version of the app and attach your screenshots, we'll investigate the issue).

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Dom November 19, 2020

Behind on the version; the major version update has to be vetted so I can't just click the update button. :)

I imagine I will not have any problem once I can update. Thanks!

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shunquan shen August 30, 2022

If the table is generated by "table from json" macro, can  " Table Transformer" macro be used ? 

Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}
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August 30, 2022

Yes, all our macros are compatible. So, you can wrap your Table from JSON macro in the Table Transformer, Table Filter, Pivot Table macro, etc. and further transform, filter and aggregate your table.

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