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I have a matrix with values and everything works ..
But I would like to have a columns that on the toplvl of the row (do not know the correct term), shows if there is one of the sub-rows that has a values there is lower than a specific values ..
I've tried to visualize it in Excel, I hope it makes sense ..
because I have a subrow value there is lower than 10, then I would like to show in the top-lvl (what do you call it ??) for that particular columun that there is a value lower than 10 in the group of rows .. this should be indicated by a color or a value ..
is this possible ?
Thanks for the reply from ahadkarimi .
After my test, if you need to display red at the total level if the sub-row has data less than 10, it is currently not possible.
But you can color the corresponding values, as shown below.
Output:
Best Regards,
Yulia Xu
that I also could .. but it's not what I want .. if there is a "red" field then I would like the subtotal value also to be red.
Hi @truttafisker, give this a try, and if you encounter any issues, let me know.
Add a new measure. Assuming the sub-row values are in a column called AmountThisYear, use this DAX formula:
HasLowValue =
IF(MINX(FILTER(TableName, TableName[Customer] = SELECTEDVALUE(TableName[Customer])), TableName[AmountThisYear]) < 10, 1, 0)
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tried it .. but didn't work
it might work .. the only problem now is that I get all the vendors, instead of the vendors where there are revenue ..
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