Update the color of a progress bar in Python using a scale?

Okay, I started playing around with the method and I think the issue was that there was a lot of redundancy inside it (I'm still learning) which caused some conflict. I took a gamble and started removing small sections of code at a time to see how the method behaved and found the main problem was in my scale configurations. After removing unneeded code the method looks as follows:

def volumelevel():    if scalevar.get() <= 25:        s.configure("Horizontal.TProgressbar", background='green')        progress.configure(style="Horizontal.TProgressbar", value=scalevar.get())    elif scalevar.get() <= 75:        s.configure("Horizontal.TProgressbar", background='yellow')        progress.configure(style="Horizontal.TProgressbar", value=scalevar.get())    elif scalevar.get() <= 90:        s.configure("Horizontal.TProgressbar", background='orange')        progress.configure(style="Horizontal.TProgressbar", value=scalevar.get())    elif scalevar.get() <= 100:        s.configure("Horizontal.TProgressbar", background='red')        progress.configure(style="Horizontal.TProgressbar", value=scalevar.get())

I had the Style() declaration, and the theme in the root portion of my code (from a previous example I found) so I took that out.

I took the color name out of the name of my styles as this had no effect on the method.

I took the scale configurations out completely as the attributes were being called in the scale object itself and therefore I used the command inside my scale object to call the method I created instead of set the value of the progress bar.

And now the progress bar changes color in real time based on the value of the scale.