Here I
am showing how to use sharepoint designer 2007 to do conditional formatting. There may be situations where you want to show Red Signal to some values in a
list if it is less than a specific value.
Here I am taking the
example, BPI (Type is number) be a column in a list .If the value of BPI greater
than or equal to 10, I am showing a Green Circle. If BPI value greater than 5
and less than 10 Yellow diamond If less than 5 Red diamond.
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First you have to open the
site in Share point designer and find out the list. Second you have to check out
Allitems.aspx page and open it.
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Once
the page opens right click on Allitems.aspx then selct on Convert to XSLT Data
View
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Then the list be converted to XSLT Data View.Now right click on the
any value in BPI column ,select Conditional formating
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From
the top right hand side corner select Create then select Apply
formatting
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You
will get a pop up as shown below.Select the column in which you want to do
Conditional formating. I selected as mentioned earlier BPI
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Select comparison and value as per your requirements
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Click Ok you will get another pop up as shown below
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Here
as I mentioned earlier, I am giving a background image for the condition. Browse
the image for this condition. Alternatively you can choose a background color or
you can change the font color etc
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Click ok. You have almost done. Repeat the same thing for other
conditions also
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Once
done just check the XSLT just created in the code view. You will get something
similar to below
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You
have done with the changes. Check in your Allitems.aspx
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Go
to your list and enter the values for BPI. You can now see BPI column background
is changing as per the condition I mentioned earlier.