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I have taken over a dashboard that has a matrix with around 18 Columns/values. Most of these have their own conditional formatting however the method is similar for all of them. For example >= 0 but less than 50 is red, >=50 and <70 is yellow and then above that point is green. They are thinking of testing out different colors for those ranges and rather than having to change each one of them I was wondering if there could be a generic measure that has the ranges and the color values which is then used in the conditional formatting. I know I could set up a measure and choose the specific field I want to use but I was curious if there was a 'generic' way to set this up so that I could use the same measure for all the different values. Is that possible or do you have to create a separate measure for each value/field?
As far as I know, your requirement with conditional format cannot be achieved.
However if you are looking to conditional format entire row there many posts you may refer to:
Conditional Formatting by Row in a Matrix | CloudFronts
Solved: Conditional formatting on Rows - Microsoft Power BI Community
Best Regards
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
You can solve some of this with calculation groups and parameters. But from the sounds of it you will still need to wire some of it manually.