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Helper IIIConditional formatting on Rows
TomMartens Thanks for replying
I have used below approach.
I have created Color Table with Color Id and Color Name Columns
Super UserHey,
this is my table
using conditional formatting on column this ...
... like so ...
... creates this output (i already did the same for the column that) ...
Important: you have to use a Power BI Desktop version that supports Conditional Formatting by "Field value", this feature has been introduced in Power BI Desktop with the August 2018 release, as I'm using the October release - it's there. You may have to consider to upgrade your current Power BI Desktop version if your version does not this option.
This blog post by Chris Webb lists the supported color names: https://blog.crossjoin.co.uk/2018/08/10/colour-names-supported-in-power-bi-conditional-formatting/
Please be aware, that there is a little glitch (but does not have any effect on functionality) within the dialog of the Conditional Formatting, but this will be fixed soon. Whenever you make the setting for the Conditional Formatting the dialog will look similar to this:
Hopefully this is what you are looking for!
Regards,
Tom
Helper IIITomMartens Thanks for replying
I have used below approach.
I have created Color Table with Color Id and Color Name Columns
this solution doesn't work
- v-cherch-msft
Microsoft Employee
Hi atul9063
Glad to hear you've solved it, please accept your solution, that way, other community members will easily find the solution when they get same issue.
Regards,
Cherie
I belive we have to do this for each column in table.
Is there anyway to do the Conditional Background Color for whole row and not individual column?
This solution doesn't work.... Or there's some step missing....
I found that cross filter direction needs to be 'both' in the relationship if using the original Color ID in visuals.
