Table conditional format

Threshold colors, disconnect N/A, jump detection; DEL must not delete the table.

Property group Conditional format. Where numbers come from: Table data. Overview: Table.

Overlay order (first match wins):

1. Disconnect (disconnect text, default N/A)
2. Alarm (outside high/low limits)
3. Jump warning
4. Threshold warning (still inside alarm limits, outside the warning band)
5. Whole-row fill when “Highlight row on alarm” is on
6. The cell’s own fill
7. Zebra

Highlight row on alarm

When on, one cell in alarm/warning tints the whole row. The panel has two palettes: warning (yellowish) and alarm (pinkish), each with a row block and a cell block.

Threshold rules

Set a numeric band on a column or cell:

• Double-click a body cell, or right-click Set condition rule.
• Or Add / Edit / Delete in the rule list.

Example: column 4 is normal in [210, 230], warning band 215–225. Outside the limits = alarm color; inside the limits but outside the warning band = warning color.

Note: with focus on the rule list, DEL deletes a rule, not the table. Click the canvas first if you mean to delete the table.

Disconnect display

When the link is down, cells do not keep stale numbers:

• Disconnect text, default N/A.
• Table-level online bool: one switch for the whole table (0 = disconnected).
• Row online array: per row (0 = that row disconnected).
• Preview disconnect look: see it on the canvas first.

Jump detection

Mark a warning when a value jumps too hard vs the previous frame:

• Enable Jump detection.
• Relative deadband % (default 5%) or absolute deadband — either one counts as a jump.
• Consecutive hits: require several frames over the limit to ignore noise.
• Show direction prefix: ↑↓ on the canvas; ^ / v in export.
• Preview jump look: simulate on the canvas.

If this is off, do not expect jump prefixes on the panel.