Color format the data
We support conditional color formatting, allowing data values to change their background color based on real-time status. This turns your Digital Twin into a visual alarm system where you can instantly spot critical "Red" errors or "Yellow" warnings across your facility without having to read a single line of text.
Assigning colors to a values
Open the Accounts → Sensors and open the sensor and find the data you want to color-code
Now select the type of range depending on the data type, and set the colors and ranges and save your changes
Now you can see the sensor's value color-formatted in the Digital Twin app
How Color Thresholds Work
Color formatting is applied using a "greater than or equal to" logic. The system checks your data against the thresholds you’ve defined to determine which background color to display:
The Starting Point: The first value you enter is the absolute minimum. Any data lower than this number will remain unformatted (default style).
The Transition: As the data value increases, the color automatically switches whenever it reaches or exceeds the next threshold in your list.
Practical Example: If you set thresholds at -13 (Blue), 20 (Green), and 40 (Red):
-35: No color (below the starting threshold).
-13: Blue (exactly at the first threshold).
39: Green (greater than 20, but less than 40).
555: Red (greater than 40).
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