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Conditional Formatting based on column value
Hi Guys,
I have a column showing current stock and a column showing required stock holding.
If the required stock holding is >= current stock, I want that to be coloured in Green
If the required stocking holding is < current stock, I want this to be red
When I try to do this in the conditional formatting by selecting 'Field value', whilst I can select the field (cover) it does not show and gives me no further options to complete this condition?
Is this a bug or is there a different way to set this value
9 Replies
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi lesg
Your measure may have some issues so that you cannot choose the measure, you can try the following measure:
Measure = if(SUM('Table'[Required Cover])>=SUM('Table'[on Hand]),"Green","Red")Best Regards!
Yolo Zhu
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- lesgFrequent Visitor
Hi,
Thanks for that suggestion, however, when I try and add, I get an error:
The cover is a measure created work out how much stock should be required and not an actual column in the table?
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi lesg
You can try the following code :
Measure = if([Cover]>=SUM('Table'[on Hand]),"Green","Red")and you need to put the measure to the conditional formatting:
Best Regards!
Yolo Zhu
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- BellaM7Frequent Visitor
Thank you!
- PadycosmosSolution Sage
Here you can see that the Sales column has been conditionally formatted based on the values in the Profit Column. Hope this helps
- lesgFrequent Visitor
Hi Thanks for that, but does not seem to help im my situation, any numbers I add I dont get any different results.
I assume I use the maximum number? I tried 500 up to your example, 20000:
- PadycosmosSolution Sage
Yes, you can change Percentage to Number in the Rules dropdown. Also type >= Max in the second rule on the right hand side condition