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# One-click rules

An advantage of the single-click options is that you need not configure rules from scratch. After you create a quick rule, you can always edit and customize it as required. Analytics+ provides 3 broad single-click conditional formatting options:

* Value
* Comparison value
* Color scales

We'll explore single-click conditional formatting for charts, cards, and tables.

[Learn more about single-click conditional formatting for charts](/analytics+/working-with-analytics+/9.-conditional-formatting/one-click-rules/one-click-rules-for-charts.md)

[Learn more about single-click conditional formatting for cards](/analytics+/working-with-analytics+/9.-conditional-formatting/one-click-rules/one-click-rules-for-cards.md)

[Learn more about single-click conditional formatting for tables](/analytics+/working-with-analytics+/9.-conditional-formatting/one-click-rules/one-click-rules-for-tables.md)


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