Colors from a continuous Color Axis #107
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How do I get these colors from my continuous color axis? The expression only returns one value, so when I run my code, I only get the min color (black)
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objerke
Dec 19, 2022
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My guess is that you only have a single unique value on the color axis. A row can only have a single color from its color scheme. In this case of a gradient scheme, it picks the fist color, which is the min color. There is no way to reverse engineer the color scheme from the evaluated data view. What are you trying to accomplish with the colors? |
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My guess is that you only have a single unique value on the color axis. A row can only have a single color from its color scheme. In this case of a gradient scheme, it picks the fist color, which is the min color.
There is no way to reverse engineer the color scheme from the evaluated data view. What are you trying to accomplish with the colors?