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yodha
Helper IV
Helper IV

Conditional formatting using slicer

i have a table like this, Capture.PNG

and i did conditional formatting for "Test Measure" row like this,

 

Untitled 1.png

 

now i have to add a slicer for "test measure", based on slicer value selection back ground color should change. can we achieve this functionality, thanks in advance.

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@yodha you can use "Field Value"  instead of "Rules" in format by option. Field Value is something you can select as a measure to create the colors:

 

For example:

 

My Color = 
VAR __slicerValue = SELECTEDVALUE( Table[SlicerColoumn[ )
RETURN
SWITHC( TRUE(),
__slicerValue > 100, "Red",
__slicerValue > 50, "Yellow",
"Green"
)

And in Field you can chose "My Color" measure which will drive the logic for color.

 

Hope it helps



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parry2k
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Super User

@yodha you can use "Field Value"  instead of "Rules" in format by option. Field Value is something you can select as a measure to create the colors:

 

For example:

 

My Color = 
VAR __slicerValue = SELECTEDVALUE( Table[SlicerColoumn[ )
RETURN
SWITHC( TRUE(),
__slicerValue > 100, "Red",
__slicerValue > 50, "Yellow",
"Green"
)

And in Field you can chose "My Color" measure which will drive the logic for color.

 

Hope it helps



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Hi,

Thanks for the reply, it really helped me, now am able to achieve this functionlity in my report.

thanks once again.


@parry2k wrote:

@yodhayou can use "Field Value"  instead of "Rules" in format by option. Field Value is something you can select as a measure to create the colors:

 

For example:

 

My Color = 
VAR __slicerValue = SELECTEDVALUE( Table[SlicerColoumn[ )
RETURN
SWITHC( TRUE(),
__slicerValue > 100, "Red",
__slicerValue > 50, "Yellow",
"Green"
)

And in Field you can chose "My Color" measure which will drive the logic for color.

 

Hope it helps


 

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