SP Online List Formatting Cell Colour

[jonboylib]

I have a simple list that contains column months and totals. See below:

If any cell is greater than £0 I would like to change the background colour of that cell to red.

How can I achieve this?

[#2]

@jonboylib Try using below JSON, it should work for number columns: 

{
    "$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schemas/sp/v2/column-formatting.schema.json",
    "elmType": "div",
    "style": {
        "background-color": "=if(@currentField > 0, 'red', '')",
        "color": "white"
    },
    "txtContent": "@currentField"
}

 This JSON adds background color of cell as red. You can change the style as per your requirements.

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[#3]

@ganeshsanap Thanks, where do I add this JSON?

Also, I assume I don't have to add this to every row in my list?

[#4]

You add the JSON to columns where you want this formatting. Select the drop down next to column -> Column settings -> format this column -> Select Advanced mode -> Paste the JSON @ganeshsanap provided. Do this for each column you want to add formatting to.

[#5 · Accepted solution]

@Bharath Arja Thanks.

So, it's not possible to apply this styling to a complete list? If I have 50 columns I need to do this 50 times, manually?

[#6]

@jonboylib Yes, you have to add the JSON manually to all the list columns where you want to apply the formatting.

There is a way to update the JSON for each column using PowerShell. But, you must have at least basic experience with PowerShell to loop through list columns & add JSON to required columns. If you are using few columns only, I will suggest to do this manually.

Follow Microsoft official documentation for more information: Column formatting 

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[#7]

@jonboylib If you want to do this using PowerShell, refer below article:

SharePoint Online: Apply Column Format using PowerShell 

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[#8]

@jonboylib I think you have marked the wrong response as best response accidentally.