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Conditionally colour Column based on Slicer Selection
- 5 years ago
Table2 is the disconnected table that feeds the slicer. You can create it in Power Query as a duplicate of Table, then choose the User column and remove duplicates.
Table2 is the disconnected table that feeds the slicer. You can create it in Power Query as a duplicate of Table, then choose the User column and remove duplicates.
Hello,
It's been almost 4 years since your answer but it just woked for me so it is amazing.
I was wondering if there's any way to have this work but for multiple selections, like if you were to choose both A and B then both columns would become red and the other one would remain blue.
Every time that I select multiple options in the slicer it takes the FALSE.
Thanks
- lbendlin1 year ago
Super User
use
IN VALUES()
rather than
SELECTEDVALUE
- butterfly_fly251 year agoNew Member
I got this error
- lbendlin1 year ago
Super User
That's why you need to use IN VALUES
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