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Hi,
I have a Table showing what versions of software are approved and a Bar Chart showingwhat is actually installed on the user's device. I would like to change the colour of this bar to get it to stand out. Is this possible? Driving me mad!
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HI @Anonymous,
Maybe you can try to use the following measure formula on data color formatting to highlight the records that existed in your Approved Software Versions tables:
Measure =
VAR selected =
ALLSELECTED ( 'Approved Software Versions'[iOS] )
VAR currVersion =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Purchased App Versions'[iOS Version] )
RETURN
IF ( currVersion IN selected, "Red", "Blue" )
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @Anonymous,
Maybe you can try to use the following measure formula on data color formatting to highlight the records that existed in your Approved Software Versions tables:
Measure =
VAR selected =
ALLSELECTED ( 'Approved Software Versions'[iOS] )
VAR currVersion =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Purchased App Versions'[iOS Version] )
RETURN
IF ( currVersion IN selected, "Red", "Blue" )
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @v-shex-msft - Thank you so much for your help with this, this is exactly what I was after!
Hi @Anonymous - you can try something like this. There are probably more elegant ways to do it, but this should work
Create a Measure
Highlight =
VAR __myVer =
SELECTEDVALUE( Table[iPadOSVer] )
VAR __myAppVal =
LOOKUPVALUE ( Table2[Approved Version}, Table2[OS], "iOS")
RETURN
IF ( __myDt = __myAppVal, 1, 0 )
Then do conditional formatting on your bars using Rules. When Highlight is 1 use your highlight color, else use your default color.
Hope this helps
David
Hi David (@dedelman_clng )
Thanks for sharing this, I have tried to add this measure but am getting the error below, any ideas please? (Sorry didn't realise this would take me to bits that I have never done before, which I like!)
Thanks!
Hi @Anonymous - "highlight" was the name of my measure, not a DAX command. Sorry for the confusion.
Also check on the LOOKUPVALUE statement. It needs at least 3 parameters
LOOKUPVALUE (Column to Return, Column to match, Value to Match)
MeasureName =
VAR __myVer =
SELECTEDVALUE( Table[iPadOSVer] )
VAR __myAppVal =
LOOKUPVALUE ( Table2[Approved Version}, Table2[OS], "iOS")
RETURN
IF ( __myVer = __myAppVal, 1, 0 )
David
@Anonymous
It sure is possible, but it is hard to suggest a solution based on the info you have provided. Can you share an example with dummy data, or even a PBIX file?
Proud to be a Super User!
Paul on Linkedin.
Hi @PaulDBrown - Please can you suggest how I can share this file with you? The only way I can see is to use a Shared OneDrive folder? Thanks for your help!
@Anonymous
Yes, use Onedrive (or any other cloud service) to upload the file and share from there
Proud to be a Super User!
Paul on Linkedin.
Hi @PaulDBrown ,
Please see this folder containing an excel with both tables in on seperate sheets:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgPjQo5LA9hIex6kI2rMczZFfdQ?e=3hTsYM
Thanks again for your help!
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