Dojo,
Is it possible to have a catch all (*) in a conditional case as shown below ? This is a string parameter that is initially empty.
Hi Wale
In template overrides it is not possible to provide wildcards in conditions. If you want a condition that is always true, regardless of any column value or state, you can use the default state of the shape.
Hi Wale, hiding the shape unless the column has a value will not be possible because there is nothing to match the condition. I suggest you add a known value in the cell to represent the empty value that you can use to base your condition on. You can then hide the shape if the column contains that specific value.
What I was thinking: maybe you can work around this, Wale, by creating a custom operator that is translating the empty value to a fixed string and then compare with that string?
Thanks Joachim for confirming my thought process and of another colleague. I am leaning towards this as a solution.
Hi,
I don't know if there is some 'catch-all' option, but I have achieved a similar thing in the past by using an inverted logic like this:
Kr,
In my case I am only presented with a text box in the settings pane…
It seems like this is only available for conditional coloring on tables.
Hi Wout, I don’t understand fully. I only want the icon to show when there is a column value. The column will be empty normally.