bcquality/microsoft/knowledge/ui/semantic-style-in-cuegroup-exception.md
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Semantic styles in a cuegroup are auto-labeled

Description

Fields inside a cuegroup render as cue tiles. The Business Central client automatically provides an accessible label for semantic styles on cue tiles (for example, "Favorable", "Unfavorable"). Semantic styles in a cuegroup therefore do not need additional context and should be ignored when checking that semantic colors are backed by text.

This is a narrow platform exception to semantic-styles-need-independent-textual-meaning.md. Outside a cuegroup, the normal rule applies.

Best Practice

You may apply Favorable, Unfavorable, or Ambiguous to fields inside a cuegroup without supplying a redundant textual indicator — the platform supplies the screen-reader text. Reserve this shortcut for cue tiles only; do not extend it to other layout containers.

See sample: semantic-style-in-cuegroup-exception.good.al.