# Conditional Highlight Colors

Conditional Highlights can allow you to change the of a field based on various conditions. Such as field values, logged-in user parameters and more.

They can be used in Highlight Sections on [Record Pages](/data-to-app.md#row-record-page).

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### **Setting Up Conditional Highlights**

To configure conditional highlights for a field, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the field's configuration settings within the Highlights section.
2. Activate the option "Highlight this field based on conditions."
3. You will be presented with a blank condition setup. Here, you can define the conditions under which the field should be highlighted, including choosing specific colors for different scenarios.

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### **Defining Conditions:**

* **Select the Field**: Choose the field you wish to apply conditional highlighting to
* **Choose an Operator**: Select the logical operator that will determine how the field value is evaluated (e.g., greater than, less than, equal to)
* **Specify a Value**: If required, specify the value that will trigger the highlighting

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For example, the rule below would conditionally highlight the cell. If the value of the "Leads" field, *is more than* 20

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### Multiple Highlight Conditions

You are not limited to just adding one rule on a condition. It is possible to apply multiple rules to a single field. Furthermore, leveraging "AND" and "OR" logical operators to enable complex conditions.

For example, you can change the color of a cell based on a field's value and also the *logged in user's role*. With the below conditions, the cell will only be highlighted *"Red"*, when the value of the "Leads" field *is less than 20* AND the *logged in User is internal*.

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Extending our example above, we can add more conditions to make the cell a different color. The cell will be highlighted "Red" if the "Leads" field *is less than or equal to* 20

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It will turn "Orange" if the field *is greater than* 20 AND *less than or equal to* 60.

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Finally, it will be "Green", if the value of the field *is greater than* 60.

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