FAQ/advanced-field-settings.md
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|Url|Allows you to define a custom Url to redirect to when the value in this cell is clicked. [You can set whether this url opens in the current tab or a new tab.](http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/OpenCustomUrlInNewWindow)|
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|SubTotal Function|Sets a customized function for subtotals displayed with this field. The default value is "Sum". This only applies to the bottom sub-totals and not the side sub-totals. If set to 'Expression' then a box will appear allowing you to set an expression for the subtotal. This functions in the same fashion as the typical expression box.|
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|Gradient Cells Shading|Sets whether cells will use a gradient or solid colors for shading. The larger the value in the cell is, the darker the shading will become. This gradient is determined by establishing a range of x to y, where x is the lowest value in the column and y is the highest, and shading them proportionally where x will be the lightest shade and y the darkest.|
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-|Text Highlight|Highlights the text for a given range. You can refer to the [[Styles tab|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/10.0-Style-tab]] for a list of valid colors or using an RGB hex code such as #ff0033. Syntax is given in the format a to b:color;c to d:othercolor:e to f;anothercolor and so on. For example: "5 to 6:Blue;7 to 10:Red". A colon is used to separate the range and value, semicolons are used to separate pairs of range:value arguments. A value given without a range after the first range:value pair acts as a conditional, for example: "1 to 10:Red;Blue" would color values between 1 to 10 red, and everything else blue. A range may be a single value. You may use the words low, medium, and high to select the lowest, middle, and upper thirds of a set of values.**NOTE:** It is easy to end your statement with a semicolon like this: "1 to 10:Red;11 to 20:Blue;" This will throw an index error!|
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+|Text Highlight|Highlights the text for a given range. You can refer to the [[Styles tab|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/10.0-Style-tab]] for a list of valid colors or using an RGB hex code such as #ff0033. Syntax is given in the format a to b:color;c to d:othercolor:e to f;anothercolor and so on. For example: "5 to 6:Blue;7 to 10:Red". A colon is used to separate the range and value, semicolons are used to separate pairs of range:value arguments. A value given without a range after the first range:value pair acts as a conditional, for example: "1 to 10:Red;Blue" would color values between 1 to 10 red, and everything else blue. A range may be a single value. You may also use percentages to establish a range, such as 0% to 20%:Red.**NOTE:** It is easy to end your statement with a semicolon like this: "1 to 10:Red;11 to 20:Blue;" This will throw an index error!|
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|Cell Highlight|Highlights the entire cell for a given range. This follows the same rules as text highlight.|
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|Value Ranges|Lets you set text values for number ranges. (i.e. setting this to 0 to 10:Under will display the text "Under" when it encounters a value between 0 and 10 for that column). This follows the same rules as text highlight.|
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|Expression|Allows you to define a customized mathematical or SQL expression to show as the value for the column cells. See more about [[Expressions|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/15.0-Expressions-in-Izenda]]|