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Dear all,
I'm trying to build a measure called [_Colours] that allows to apply a different combination of colours depending on the selected measure I have by using a field type CONDITIONAL FORMATTING and SELECTEMEASURENAME() and SELECTEDMEASURE() functions but it seems that those doesn't works into a conditional formatting: the goal is to avoid to create an specific conditional formatting for each measure.
Any suggestion?
Thank you in advanced
Hi @Anonymous ,
Thanks for your kind reply but this is not exactly what I am asking for: I really know how to link a measure to a conditional formatting but my question was about how to create a dynamic conditional formatting for distinct fields (i.e. % yoy expenses and % yoy incomes) by using a single measure, not several measures, one for each field.
My thinking was using SELECTEDMEASURE() function but as you told me I checked that this functions only works in calculation groups but not in any standard measure.
Thank you anyway.
Best regards
Hi @Maia_LR ,
SELECTEDMEASURENAME() and SELECTEDMEASURE() really do not work in conditional formatting.
I created similar tables and conditional formatting.
If you want to differentiate by color I think you can just use the following DAX code.
Colors =
IF('Table'[Measure]>50,"Green","Red")
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
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