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Dear FS team,
We are using FS 4.2 version in our project.
We need some cutom colors for indicating the workflow status box color as mentioned below.
1.Is it possible to implement the below requirement in my project?
2.Is it possible to select the multiple data sets for Release?
Could you please help me with the details?
Thanks&Regards,
Niranjan
Could somebody please help me with the details.
Could somebody please help me with the details.
Hello Niranjan,
do you want to edit the colour of the box that is displayed if you change a data record?
Best regards
Tim
Thanks for the reply Tim.
Yes I wan to edit the colour of the box and display based on the status of the record.
Hello,
as far as I know you can only define a color for workflow states. If the data record is in a certain workflow state the selected color will be used for the box.
I don't think it's possible to change the color in any other way.
Best regards
Tim
Hello Niranjan,
do you need further help or did Tim's reply already help you? If so, it would be great if you marked his reply as "correct answer" so that other community users find the solution easily. If you have already found a solution by yourself, it would be very kind of you, if you posted it here.
Best regards
Marian Zaplatynski
Thanks for Tim and Marian for your reply.
I could not able to find out the property details mentioned in the screenshot.
There is no color property defined for workflows in my project.
Could you please help me where should I find the colour details as mentioned in the Tim's screenshot.
Thanks&Regards,
Niranjan
Dear Tim,
Thanks for the details.
I found the details to change the colour but could you please help me with the below requirement(2nd point).
Thanks in advance.
Thanks&Regards,
Niranjan
Hello,
as far as I know that is not possible. You can't add any logic that selects the color of the status box.
You can only define colors for workflow states. Like
"In state xyz of my workflow, the status box should be yellow"
You do that the way I described above.
Best regards
Tim