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Data Bar conditional formatting
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi Agent47 ,
As danextian said, you need to check a measure first:
Again, you can continue to define the conditional format under each country, and here I've assigned three colors to [Total Profit] equals Maximum Minimum as well as Middle under Canada.
VAR RectColor = SWITCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( 'financials'[Country] ), "Canada", VAR __vals = CALCULATETABLE ( ADDCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( 'financials', 'financials'[Country], 'financials'[Product] ), "@TotalProfit", [Total Profit] ), ALLSELECTED ( 'financials'[Product] ) ) VAR __minvalue = MINX ( __vals, [@TotalProfit] ) VAR __maxvalue = MAXX ( __vals, [@TotalProfit] ) VAR __color = SWITCH ( TRUE (), [Total Profit] = __maxvalue, "#06B050", [Total Profit] = __minvalue, "#D41F26", "#3b3a39" ) RETURN __color, "France", "Red", "Germany", "Yellow" )Best Regards,
Gao
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Hi Agent47
Unfortunetly No. There is very limited option available under fx of bar conditional formatting.
As you can see you can just set to min to max color for gradient effect. not based on row header values.
But you can try below videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmLozWHekMA
I hope I answered your question!