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Change color in string boxes

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@Mocte117 wrote:

I tried it but it doesn't work properly. Do you know what could be causing this problem? The solution I put previously also stopped working.


 

I cannot debug pictures. Also define vague terms such as "stopped working". You can define the default start color for all list boxes before the main code.

 

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You are right, sorry. I am attaching the VI with its files. Regarding my comment "it stopped working" I am trying to say that, at first when executing the VI, it did respect the color of some values, but in the second execution it no longer respected it, I am sure it was because I did not have many items in the file, so please ignore my comment.

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An active row of -2 means all rows. If you want to give each item a default color based on item name, you need to iterate over all elements using an inner FOR loop.

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See if this can give you some ideas....

 

altenbach_0-1731090871324.png

 

If you want different default colors for each possible item, I would implement a lookup table.

 

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