Change color of shape based on radio button

[powerapps890]

I have a radio button with three choices and this is the code for the fill on a shape If(Radio1.Selected.Value = "Works", RGBA(0,255,0,.5), Radio1.Selected.Value = "Has issues", RGBA(255,255,0,.5), Radio1.Selected.Value = "Does not work", RGBA(255,0,0,.6)). The shape defaults to black how can I make it default to white? Also for some reason the first time I click the radio button it will default the rest of the shapes to that color. But the other shapes should stay blank until the radio button is selected. 

[eka24]

Try

If(Radio1.Selected.Value = "",White,

Radio1.Selected.Value = "Works", RGBA(0,255,0,.5), Radio1.Selected.Value = "Has issues", RGBA(255,255,0,.5), Radio1.Selected.Value = "Does not work", RGBA(255,0,0,.6))

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[powerapps890]

The shape is still black, it didn't work. @eka24 

[ganeshsanap · Accepted solution]

@powerapps890 Follow below steps:

1. Create a collection for Radio button choices as:

ClearCollect(RadioItems, "Works","Has issues","Does not work")

• Add radio button and set it's Items property to RadioItems.Value.
• Add a shape (Ex. circle) and select set its Fill property to:

If(IsBlankOrError(Radio1.Selected.Value), Color.White, Radio1.Selected.Value = "Works", RGBA(0,255,0,.5), Radio1.Selected.Value = "Has issues", RGBA(255,255,0,.5), Radio1.Selected.Value = "Does not work", RGBA(255,0,0,.6))

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[powerapps890]

This works, but there is an issue. If I choose works it will make the first one green and then the next few are still white, but the remaining are green. Why are the rest turning green when they haven't even been selected? @ganeshsanap 

[Alex_10]

What if you try this:
If(IsBlankOrError(Radio1.Selected.Value), Color.White, Radio1.Selected.Value = "Works", RGBA(0,255,0,.5), Radio1.Selected.Value = "Has issues", RGBA(255,255,0,.5), Radio1.Selected.Value = "Does not work", RGBA(255,0,0,.6), Color.White)

[ganeshsanap]

@powerapps890 Are you using the same formula and same Radio button for all the shapes? If the radio buttons are different for some shapes then make sure you are referencing to correct radio button in the formula.

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[powerapps890]

Yes, it is all in the gallery so there is only one kind of shape and radio button repeated for each item. For some reason when filtering, it will automatically make the color of the first selected button the rest of unselected radio items. @ganeshsanap