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Hi!
I created a measure to be used in a Matrix usinf the bellow code:
Measure 2 = IF (
ISINSCOPE('Table[nm_mdld]),
VAR indx = DIVIDE(SUM('Table'[vl_pe]), sum('Table'[vl_pvs]), 1)-1
VAR grade = SWITCH(TRUE, indx <= 0.01, "1",
indx > 0.01 && indx <= 0.05, "2",
indx > 0.05 && indx <= 0.10, "3",
indx > 0.10 && indx <= 0.20, "4",
indx > 0.20, "5")
RETURN grade,
VAR indx = DIVIDE(SUM('Table'[vl_pe]), sum('Table'[vl_pvs]), 1)-1
VAR grade = SWITCH(TRUE, indx <= 0.01, "1",
indx > 0.01 && indx <= 0.05, "2",
indx > 0.05 && indx <= 0.10, "3",
indx > 0.10 && indx <= 0.20, "4",
indx > 0.20, "5")
RETURN grade
)I would like to use the value in the Measure 2 e.g. (1,2,3,4,5) to change it´s cell color, but I was unable to find a solution. I´m newbe in DAX .
Regards.
instead of returning "1" you can return the name of the color.
Measure 2 = IF (
ISINSCOPE('Table[nm_mdld]),
VAR indx = DIVIDE(SUM('Table'[vl_pe]), sum('Table'[vl_pvs]), 1)-1
return SWITCH(TRUE, indx <= 0.01, "red",
indx <= 0.05, "pink",
indx <= 0.10, "yellow",
indx <= 0.20, "orange",
"green")
)
and then color by "field value".
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