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Hi,
I have this clustered bar chart:
I have conditional formatting set via a rule : Red for negative values, Green for positive.
Can anybody thing of a method where I can keep this conditional formatting but also have one of the individual bars highlighted in a different colour depending on whether one of A-L is selected in a slicer?. I don't think its possible, but thought I would ask.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Fusilier
You can achieve this by writing a dax measure for your conditional formatting logic
and then you can choose 'field value' for formatting and then select the measure you created before
I am attaching the pbix file for your reference
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@Fusilier
You can achieve this by writing a dax measure for your conditional formatting logic
and then you can choose 'field value' for formatting and then select the measure you created before
I am attaching the pbix file for your reference
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