Hi @Jan_Bryson
I think that the problem with using automations for this, is that you can’t diversify the action based on the conditional trigger. I would use a formula field with a SWITCH() function and then use a conditional color code to highlight the records depending on their risk.
                
     
                                    
            Hi @Databaser
I’m trying to do the same based on a formula field. The output is needed to colour code a map marker in the Map app, so this calculated (Yes/No) field needs to be replicated as a Single-select field. Is this possible? I only need an automation to trigger this script twice a day.
Thanks,
                
     
                                    
            Hi @Databaser
I’m trying to do the same based on a formula field. The output is needed to colour code a map marker in the Map app, so this calculated (Yes/No) field needs to be replicated as a Single-select field. Is this possible? I only need an automation to trigger this script twice a day.
Thanks,
Hi @MikeKennedy and welcome to the community!
Airtable now has conditional automation actions, which allows you to fill in a single select field, based upon the calculated result your mentioning. In the map app, you can then use the colours from that single select field to be reflected.
                
     
                                    
            Hi @MikeKennedy and welcome to the community!
Airtable now has conditional automation actions, which allows you to fill in a single select field, based upon the calculated result your mentioning. In the map app, you can then use the colours from that single select field to be reflected.
Thanks @Databaser
That worked perfectly!