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Hi Team,
I have decomposition tree with 3 levels as shown below. In this hierarchy, I would need: If one of the nodes unders product is yellow, all of its parent nodes should be yellow in color. Could someone please help on fulfilling this requirement.
Thanks,
SV
Hi @suni_v ,
Based on my test, I'm afraid this is not supported in Power BI.
To my understanding, if the decomposition tree is formatted as what you want, let's take an example:
When Product="Paseo", the bar of MonthNumer=6 should be yellow;
When Product="Velo", the bar of MonthNumer=6 should be purple;
Then how shoud the bar of MonthNumer show? Yellow or Purple?
Therefore, it may not supported.
Best Regards,
Icey
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Hi @suni_v ,
I tried this by creating a measure and use it in conditional formatting,
CF =
SWITCH(TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(financials[Year])=2014,"#FFC200",
SELECTEDVALUE(financials[Year])=2013,"Black")
Try and let me know if it works as per your expectation or not.
Thanks,
Arul
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