I want to add a background color to my table component if the kpi value for a specific row is less than 10
I’m aware of how we can achieve this in analysis sheets. Need help to do this in Knowledge Models and Views now
thank you
I want to add a background color to my table component if the kpi value for a specific row is less than 10
I’m aware of how we can achieve this in analysis sheets. Need help to do this in Knowledge Models and Views now
thank you
Yes you have to create a custom object and then associate it with a flag in the knowledge model.
I'd start here. There are quite a few examples.
That link is broken- is there a working source of that information?
That link is broken- is there a working source of that information?
https://docs.celonis.com/en/knowledge-model---custom-objects-and-custom-attributes.html
You should be able to find it here. There are quite a few examples on how to build custom objects.
https://docs.celonis.com/en/table.html
This page shows you the table configurations and it in are where you'd be able to enable the custom attributes in the YAML.
Here is where you'd apply it in the Visual Editor
https://docs.celonis.com/en/knowledge-model---custom-objects-and-custom-attributes.html
You should be able to find it here. There are quite a few examples on how to build custom objects.
https://docs.celonis.com/en/table.html
This page shows you the table configurations and it in are where you'd be able to enable the custom attributes in the YAML.
Here is where you'd apply it in the Visual Editor
Building custom objects seems to only accept static values, not a reference to a KPI like the original question was asked for. Or am I misinterpreting the documentation?
https://docs.celonis.com/en/knowledge-model---custom-objects-and-custom-attributes.html
You should be able to find it here. There are quite a few examples on how to build custom objects.
https://docs.celonis.com/en/table.html
This page shows you the table configurations and it in are where you'd be able to enable the custom attributes in the YAML.
Here is where you'd apply it in the Visual Editor
I haven't tried incorporating variables. You may be able to pass runtime variables through them and then have them updated using the associated app/view, but I haven't tried that.
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