I have many stored variables. each one is a piece of text, and each one has colored text. some matching, some not. how do i sort each stored variable into lists based on text color assigned to the variable?
for example, i want a blue list, a green list, black list, etc.
how do i make it so if i change the text color of a variable, itll automatically add itself to the appropriate list?
I’m not sure I understand what you’re wanting to do. Can you give a more detailed example, possibly with a screenshot or sketch?
What do you mean by “each [variable] has colored text”? Are you assigning a color value (e.g. color thumbnail or RGB value) to the variables?
You can’t sort variables but you could save a sorted list as a stored variable. But you would need to create the sort… I don’t know of a way to sort colors within Thunkable. You’re pretty much limited to alphanumeric sorting. You could potentially use the Javascript Web Bridge to do that. ChatGPT or other LLMs might be able to create the script you need. It’s a bit more involved though!
Sometimes knowing the larger context for something helps with possible solutions. Why are you needing to sort color values?
to simplify as much as possible, users will rate the difficulty of numerous tasks. each difficulty changes the text color of the task to a color assigned to that difficulty. for example. super hard=red. now i want to be able to open a page with JUST the reds or JUST the greens
The ability to filter a data source is a relatively new feature so there doesn’t seem to be much documentation but you can start with this: Data Sources Blocks | Thunkable Docs.
Using that block, you can change the current filter view of a table. So if you saved your data as a local data source, for example, and had a column called Color, you could set the filter to use Color=“red” to get only rows of data with those Color values.