Submitted by Tom on 2011/07/05 04:44
 
At the moment I only have one field with conditional formatting, but it no longer works under "U"
 
I removed my old install completely so am using a 'clean' install of U.
It still works in T - I had kept a copy of older install.
 
Here's the relevant info
 
 
Could it be that the colour has to be added manually to the Options somewhere (doesnt make sense though to me...)
 
 

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Can anyone confirm / deny this?
Thanks!
 
 
BUMP :) 2011-07-13
 
 

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Armando

2011/07/14 00:59

In reply to by Tom

Confirmed.
 
None of my fields containing a single "<> o" are formatted.
 
It seems that you now have to specify the field in the condition. E.g. for the inbox field you used to be able to just write "<> 0" but you now have to write "inbox <> 0"
 
As I said in the other thread about conditional formatting, it would be nice to iron out the syntax for conditional formatting.
 
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Pierre_Admin

2011/07/14 11:40

In reply to by Armando

OK, I've re-enabled the shortcut. Entering the field name is no longer required, but as before, this only works for conditions with a single criteria, so the following works
  • >10
but this will not work:
  • <-10 or >10
For multiple criteria, field names are required
 
To ease the process, in particular when renaming fields, I've added the [me] keyword.
 
So the following will work:
  • [me] <-10 or [me] >10
HTH !

Armando

2011/07/14 12:07

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

[quote=Pierre_Admin]
OK, I've re-enabled the shortcut. Entering the field name is no longer required, but as before, this only works for conditions with a single criteria, so the following works
  • >10
but this will not work:
  • <-10 or >10
For multiple criteria, field names are required
 
To ease the process, in particular when renaming fields, I've added the [me] keyword.
 
So the following will work:
  • [me] <-10 or [me] >10
HTH !
[/quote]
 
Thanks !
 
 
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Windows XP Home Edition, Service pack 2
Dell Vostro 1500, Ram:3gb, CPU:Core2Duo T7500 2.2ghz