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I have the data table . its having forur columns like
Attributename Feb March April
CFG 96% 96% 99%
CBL 96% 98% 97%
I want to use up and down arrow for decline and increase based on month .
for Example CFG attribute March value same compare with both same value so its should be yellow dash April Month its creased its should be up arrow . suppose april month if decline compare with march its should be down arrow .
Looking for support . thanks in advance
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Hi @Anonymous
You can create two measures to count the diff between two months , and then set conditional formatting for the measures .
March diff = SWITCH(true,SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Attributename])=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Attributename]) && SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[March])=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Feb]),0,SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[March])-SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Feb]))
April diff = SWITCH(true,SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Attributename])=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Attributename]) && SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[April])=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[March]),0,SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[April])-SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[March]))
You will get a result like this :
Then set conditional formatting for these two measures . Let's take [March diff] as an example . When the difference value is > 0, the rising arrow is displayed. If =0, parallel arrows are displayed. If < 0, show a falling arrow .
The other measure has the same settings. The final result is shown in Fig.
I have attached my pbix file , you can refer to it .
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Anonymous
You can create two measures to count the diff between two months , and then set conditional formatting for the measures .
March diff = SWITCH(true,SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Attributename])=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Attributename]) && SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[March])=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Feb]),0,SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[March])-SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Feb]))
April diff = SWITCH(true,SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Attributename])=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Attributename]) && SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[April])=SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[March]),0,SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[April])-SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[March]))
You will get a result like this :
Then set conditional formatting for these two measures . Let's take [March diff] as an example . When the difference value is > 0, the rising arrow is displayed. If =0, parallel arrows are displayed. If < 0, show a falling arrow .
The other measure has the same settings. The final result is shown in Fig.
I have attached my pbix file , you can refer to it .
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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