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Conditional formatting in Schedules
Conditional formatting in Schedules
Using conditional formatting in schedules is limited.
More filter options would give a lot of freedom and opportunities to do more with schedules.
- Possibility to select “family” or “type” from Fields.
- Add more options to filter value -> e.g: contains, does not contain, starts with, ends with, etc.
Now only “Equal and Not equal to” are available to filter value.
Filter options as provided in view filters would be a big improvement for conditional formatting in schedules.
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