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Impossible to exceed six colors when coloring records.

  • May 16, 2024
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I'm using the 'color' attribute to color-code my fields according to type of item in the primary field, but now I have reached six colors (including the default color), I cannot proceed any further.

Is this normal?

Best answer by TheTimeSavingCo

I'm on a 'Pro' plan and when I get to the sixth color, I can no longer define the condition...


I just tested this and managed to go up to 8:


In your screenshot it looks like you've not scrolled down, so perhaps you could try scrolling within that popup?

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kuovonne
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Can you include a screenshot? Airtable can set coloring at the record level, but it cannot color code individual fields. 

Also, are you on a free plan or a paid plan? Paid plans have access to more colors than free plans. 


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I'm on a 'Pro' plan and when I get to the sixth color, I can no longer define the condition...


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  • May 17, 2024

I'm on a 'Pro' plan and when I get to the sixth color, I can no longer define the condition...


I just tested this and managed to go up to 8:


In your screenshot it looks like you've not scrolled down, so perhaps you could try scrolling within that popup?


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I just tested this and managed to go up to 8:


In your screenshot it looks like you've not scrolled down, so perhaps you could try scrolling within that popup?


Thanks for spotting that - I scrolled down and got two more colors!
However, a few more colors would not go amiss, as I have a dozen variables in this field.