- The article discusses the use of Conditional Coloring in Project Operations to highlight critical or interesting information in the project plan.
- Conditional coloring allows users to set up rules similar to Advanced Find or Business Rules conditional statements to colorize specific information.
- By selecting the column of the task plan, condition, and desired color, users can easily apply conditional coloring to their project tasks.
- Labels offer a similar coloring experience as Conditional Coloring but also allow users to add text descriptions to the colors.
- Labels are organized per project, and users can select custom labels with specific colors for their tasks.
- Labels can be used for color coding or saving space in the project plan, with the option to hide label titles when needed.
- Both Conditional Coloring and Labels are effective ways to highlight information in project plans and can be used in various views like Grid, Board, and People's View.
- The article concludes by thanking the readers for checking in and inviting them to come back for the next episode of the advent calendar.
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