Great to hear that, Gustavo. Thanks! Yes, you can use the Colormix1() or Colormix2() formulas in the Color expression. This will give a gradient color scheme based on the values, but you need to have values between 0 and 1 (for Colormix1), so for example: Use the formula like Colormix1( Sum(Sales) / Sum(Total Sales) , white () , blue() ) . That's a good suggestion for a video.
@@GuilhermeApprobato Do you mind showing a video when you have this type of example? The reason I ask is because I work in finance, and I need to make my entire charts / graphs in a blue color scheme (So it looks professional for presentations). Please let me know when you have uploaded one! :)
@@goosty17 This is a good suggestion. I will take some time to make a video about this kind of customization and I let you know here in the comment. Regards!
