Dear Friends,
I need help with a conditional statement. Under which column and how do I
write an if statement in xls form to change colour of answer of a
calculation. For example if my answer is les than 5 I want the result
should display in Green colour, if within 5-7 the colour should be yellow
and it within 7-10 it should be Red. You help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Imran
Hi Imram,
Good question, and yes, this is possible.
I'd store the color using a calculate like this:
if((${answer} < 5), 'green', if((${answer} < 7), 'yellow', 'red'))
Instead of red/yellow/green, you can also use hex color codes like '#f58a1f'
Then build the resulting output like this:
concat('', ${answer}, '')
Then that resulting output can be put in any label or hint. I've
attached a sample form that does this.
Yaw
conditional_color.xlsx (10.4 KB)
Dear Yaw,
That's a life-saving help. It works perfectly on Collect. I didn't realize
that this set of code doesn't produce the desired result on Enketo
validator. I tried in so many different ways since I received your email
and at last realized it works perfectly on collect.
Thank you once again,
Imran
A N M AL IMRAN (Imran)
Brossard, QC
Canada
Cell: +1 (438) 501 3576
Hi Imram,
Good question, and yes, this is possible.
I'd store the color using a calculate like this:
if((${answer} < 5), 'green', if((${answer} < 7), 'yellow', 'red'))Instead of red/yellow/green, you can also use hex color codes like
'#f58a1f'Then build the resulting output like this:
concat('', ${answer}, '')Then that resulting output can be put in any label or hint. I've
attached a sample form that does this.Yaw
On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 5:01 PM, A.N.M AL-IMRAN imran3may@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Friends,
I need help with a conditional statement. Under which column and how do I
write an if statement in xls form to change colour of answer of a
calculation. For example if my answer is les than 5 I want the result
should
display in Green colour, if within 5-7 the colour should be yellow and it
within 7-10 it should be Red. You help will be highly appreciated.Thanks,
Imran--
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Imran: It'd be good to let Martijn know about this. Email him at
support@enketo.org.
Calum: Don't use if() for that. Instead, in the relevance column of
q3, put " ${q1} = 'no' and ${q2} = 'yes' ". More at
http://xlsform.org/#relevant.
Dear Yaw,
Thanks, I emailed to Martijn about this issue.
Regards,
Imran
A N M AL IMRAN (Imran)
Brossard, QC
Canada
Cell: +1 (438) 501 3576
Imran: It'd be good to let Martijn know about this. Email him at
support@enketo.org.Calum: Don't use if() for that. Instead, in the relevance column of
q3, put " ${q1} = 'no' and ${q2} = 'yes' ". More at
http://xlsform.org/#relevant.On Sat, Apr 1, 2017 at 4:27 PM, A.N.M AL-IMRAN imran3may@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Yaw,
That's a life-saving help. It works perfectly on Collect. I didn't
realize
that this set of code doesn't produce the desired result on Enketo
validator. I tried in so many different ways since I received your email
and
at last realized it works perfectly on collect.Thank you once again,
ImranA N M AL IMRAN (Imran)
Brossard, QC
Canada
Cell: +1 (438) 501 3576On 1 April 2017 at 10:43, Yaw Anokwa yanokwa@nafundi.com wrote:
Hi Imram,
Good question, and yes, this is possible.
I'd store the color using a calculate like this:
if((${answer} < 5), 'green', if((${answer} < 7), 'yellow', 'red'))Instead of red/yellow/green, you can also use hex color codes like
'#f58a1f'Then build the resulting output like this:
concat('', ${answer}, '')Then that resulting output can be put in any label or hint. I've
attached a sample form that does this.Yaw
On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 5:01 PM, A.N.M AL-IMRAN imran3may@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Friends,
I need help with a conditional statement. Under which column and how
doI
write an if statement in xls form to change colour of answer of a
calculation. For example if my answer is les than 5 I want the result
should
display in Green colour, if within 5-7 the colour should be yellow and
it
within 7-10 it should be Red. You help will be highly appreciated.Thanks,
Imran--
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Hello. How can i can use if statement to filter out questions.
Like for example my first question is asking
Q1. Which project were you involve in?
1. Jilinde
2. Jiinue
3. Jielimishe
Q2. Which country was this project implemented
1. Jilinde
a. Country A
b. Country B
c. Country C
a. Country A
b. Country D
c. Country E
Now i want it to operate like a cascade but the some programs are shared among countries. How do i make it function such that if countries appear per project.
Thanks
Hi @smbai
looks as if you need cascading select http://xlsform.org/en/#cascading-selects not if statement.