Make the Browse Screen Change Colors Depending on field

[Salamander94]

So I am creating an inventory app.  I want the browse screen to display items in a seperate color (or atleast the text) based on how much of that item is left. 

Basically if there's only 1 monitor left in our inventory I want that section to be highleted in red so I know to order more.  I also don't need it to do this for every item.  Just specific ones.  Is this possible?   I keep trying things like:

If(Quantity <= 3, RGBA(100,0,0,0), RGBA(0,0,0,0))

Obviously with different "RGBA", but you get the gist.  Is this even possible?  If not any cool suggestions?

[RandyHayes · Accepted solution]

@Salamander94 

Ah ha...now we see the issue.  PowerApps sees your Quantity column as a text column.

So, change your TemplateFill to the following:

If(Value(ThisItem.Quantity) <= 1, DeepPink, 
   Value(ThisItem.Quantity) <= 3, LightSalmon, 
   Value(ThisItem.Quantity) <= 10, LightSkyBlue, 
   LightGreen
)

And now you should see some colors!

Since you pulled this from Excel, you might want to double back on the Excel file and look at the formatting for the Quantity column.  Something is confusing PowerApps to think it is a text column.

[Salamander94]

You're the bomb!  It works.  Thanks again!

[Salamander94]

So I have another question about this topic.  It works perfectly fine, but not all of the items in our inventory need to be restocked.  I was wondering if it was possible to make the colors depend on two variables so not all items would be applicable to the rule? 
For example, I made a "Priority" field.  If the item will need to be restocked when low I have the priority set to "H".  I tried code such as:

If(ThisItem.Quantity = 3 and ThisItem.Priority = "H", CadetBlue, ThisItem.Quantity = 2 and ThisItem.Priority = "H", LightPink, ThisItem.Quantity <= 1 and ThisItem.Priority = "H", Salmon)

Unfortunetely this didn't seem to work.  I did make a second browse screen that filtered out just the items with "H" as the priority and then colored them accordingly.  However, it'd be awesome to just have the one browse gallerey. 

[RandyHayes]

@Salamander94 

You are on the right track...just need to look over that syntax a bit AND...I thought we determined that your Quantities needed to be "Valued"...

If(Value(ThisItem.Quantity) = 3 && ThisItem.Priority = "H", CadetBlue, 
   Value(ThisItem.Quantity) = 2 && ThisItem.Priority = "H", LightPink, 
   Value(ThisItem.Quantity) <= 1 && ThisItem.Priority = "H", Salmon)

You can use "And" or "&&" to represent a logical "and" statement.  I picked the && in the above example.

Give that a shot.