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Styling: Colour words in Dashboard Style presets?
  •     Phillipa December 9, 2015 5:33AM
    Hi.

    I have been working in the analysis mode and have yes/no/unknown fields in yellow blue and grey.

    When I switch to my customised dashboard preset the colours for these fields change to very crass red, green and grey.

    Is there any way to standardise these colours in my dashboard preset mode to be the same as in the analysis mode?
    Or do I have to go into the individual fields and pick the colours?

    Thanks
    Phillipa
  • 3 Comments
  •     paola December 9, 2015 11:09AM
    You can edit the style presets, including the appearance and behaviour of your Dashboard mode by going to
    Style>Edit style presets

    Another alternative is to re-image the whole dashboard via the Application Styles.
    Good thing about it is that you have to do it only once per template - once you're finished , you can save the .xml file, then save it or share with others. Once the other users clicks on it, the new styling option will appear under their Application styles.
    This will enable multiple analysts to produce reports for a client that will have the same branding and styling.

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  •     Phillipa December 9, 2015 11:42AM
    Hi Paola,

    How do the category data colours work?

    I see that there is an option under Data colours that is "recognise colour words" - you can click it on or off. How can I always give yes/ no/ unknown a specific colour in the file irrelevant of which preset I use?

    Thanks
    Phillipa
  •     paola December 9, 2015 1:20PM
    You can manually choose the colours for the category fields by going into
    Data>Manage fields>Options>Field >Value order,colours,shapes
    to select colours for "yes" and "no".

    For the numeric fields, you can similarly define the colour range, with min/max and med hue.

    If the values in the field contained colour words, such as "red", "yellow", "green" etc, Omniscope could pick it up and apply in visualisation.
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