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Hi!
I am trying to change the color of cells in a Table visual based off of some criteria, and althought I have not learned DAX, I have attempted to write a measure to help with this. Can someone please help me write this in correct syntax? (In case this doesnt make any sense, this is what I am trying to say):
If the Planned Date has passed, and the Actual Date is blank, change color of Actual Date cell RED
Actual Date Color Change = IF ( 'Date'[Planned Date] < TODAY, SWITCH(TRUE() 'Date'[Actual Date] ISBLANK, "#FF0000", ) "", )
thank you! i know the code is probably really bad so please don't judge too hard!
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@sy898661 try following
Actual Date Color Change =
IF (
'Date'[Planned Date] < TODAY &&
'Date'[Actual Date] == BLANK(), "#FF0000"
)
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If you add a calculated column to your data table:
the_color = IF(AND( MyData[PlannedDate] < TODAY() , ISBLANK(MyData[ActualDate]) ) , "#112233" , "#00AA00")
You can then use the conditional formatting option in the table visualization for the Actual Date column to set its background colour to the value of the "the_colour" calculated column.
Hope this helps.
If you add a calculated column to your data table:
the_color = IF(AND( MyData[PlannedDate] < TODAY() , ISBLANK(MyData[ActualDate]) ) , "#112233" , "#00AA00")
You can then use the conditional formatting option in the table visualization for the Actual Date column to set its background colour to the value of the "the_colour" calculated column.
Hope this helps.
@sy898661 try following
Actual Date Color Change =
IF (
'Date'[Planned Date] < TODAY &&
'Date'[Actual Date] == BLANK(), "#FF0000"
)
Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!
Learn Power BI and Fabric - subscribe to our YT channel - Click here: @PowerBIHowTo
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