@ScottBarnes @sharonva You can't conditionally change the color of the background, because sub-expressions in the render
function receive a render
object as context and tries to compare your conditional expressions to the render
object.
The simple way around this is to add a separate shape
element that serves as a background element hooked up to the same datasource where you have access to your datasource to conditionally render the color of the shape
.
Another solution would be to pipe the same datasource into the beginning of your conditional sub-expression.
For example:
...
| render containerStyle={
containerStyle backgroundColor={
filters | demodata | math "sum(price)" | if {gt 50} then="red" else="green"
}
}