Card (new) conditional formatting not working

[BA_Max]

This card was originally Green / Red depending on if positive or negative. I was attempting to change it from Red to a lighter pink but it seems to just not work - no conditional formatting on the card (new) seems to work anymore. Does anyone know how to fix this?

[v-sathmakuri · Accepted solution]

Hi @BA_Max , @hetairoi1000 and @DustRM ,

Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.

There is know issue related new card visual.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/known-issues/known-issue-1091-new-card-visual-conditional-f... 

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[DustRM]

is this still broken? or has anyone found a fix

same issue, old card (new) visuals conditional formatting works but the settings have disapeard

creating a new card (new) visual and applying conditional formatting does nothing

Version: 2.141.1541.0 64-bit (March 2025)

[hetairoi1000]

Hello, I'm having the exact same issue described here. Existing conditional formatting on the Card (new) callout values still works on the report but in the Visualizations pane it shows up as a fixed color. New conditional formatting does not apply at all. All of this started since updating to the latest version (2.141.1253.0 64-bit (March 2025)). For now, we'll just have to downgrade to an earlier version.

[v-nmadadi-msft]

Hi @BA_Max,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.

Sometimes, updates to Power BI can cause issues with visuals or formatting. To make sure you're using the latest version, follow these steps:

Open Power BI Desktop.

Click on File in the top-left corner.

Select Options and settings, then click Options.

In the Options window, go to the Updates section.

Check if there’s a new version available. If there is, you can update Power BI to the latest version.

Updating Power BI can often fix problems with visuals or formatting not working correctly.

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Thanks and Regards

[BA_Max]

Hi @v-nmadadi-msft  - there is no current new version available for Power BI. I believe it's an update that cause the issue in the first place as @Johnny78968798 mentioned.

[v-sathmakuri]

Hi @BA_Max ,

Thank you for your response!!

Kindly share the version you are using, as I’m currently unable to replicate the issue on my end.

Please find the latest version of power bi here (https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NTXR16HNW1T?hl=en-us&gl=IN&ocid=pdpsharehttps://www.microsoft.com...).

Thanks & Regards,

Rekha,

Customer Support Team

[Johnny78968798]

I'm having the same issue. The conditional format itself works on previously created Card (new) prior to 3/31, but all of my formatting rules vanished and it just shows the color that it's formatted to (almost as if it's working in the background). For any newly created Card (new) the formatting does not work, just shows the default color. Must be a bug? 

[BA_Max]

@Johnny78968798 I agree, I've seen it mentioned more on forums since I made the post, so it seems widespread.

[BA_Max]

Hi Pankaj, I'm not sure why the rules are overlapping? The statements are:

VALUE > 0 AND VALUE <= MAX = GREEN
VALUE = 0 = BLUE
VALUE >= MIN and VALUE < 0 = PINK

35 should only be captured by the first of these three statements (it's greater than 0, but not equal to it. It's less than or equal to the maximum).

I can see posts on Reddit and the forums starting to appear about this issue, so I'm not sure that it's due to overlapping.

[pankajnamekar25]

Hello @BA_Max

Condition Overlap or Range Issue

The first rule has a range from 0 to Max (green color). Since 35 falls in this range, it gets colored green, overriding the second rule.This setup doesn’t account for negative values or a proper distinction for positive ones.

 Set the first rule to cover negative values only

If Value <= 0 then apply Red (or Pink if desired).

Set the second rule to cover positive values

If Value > 0 then apply Green.

Thanks,
 Pankaj Namekar | LinkedIn

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