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I have a measure:
Very simple, and it works correctly.
Yet, I can't seem to use it, to conditionally format the background of a slicer.
I would think the above would cause the slicer to turn red - but it doesn't. Why doesn' the above work?
(The idea being, to highlight any actively-used slicer, so users realize they have a filter on).
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@mmace1 , I tried in the past and logged an issue too, If you trying to change the color of the slicer using the value of the same slicer it did not work.
But it should work for cards.
@mmace1 , I tried in the past and logged an issue too, If you trying to change the color of the slicer using the value of the same slicer it did not work.
But it should work for cards.
@amitchandak
Ah, it does work for cards!
That's really disappointing it doesn't work for its own slicer though. I guess I could put a tiny card on top of each slier (or to the side, or something) to indicate the slicer is being utilized.
@mmace1 , remove the title. I this in the new version even text box support conditional formatting.
The group with card or text
@amitchandak Thanks.
I was going to use a card (once I got the text to go away, or be hidden), but a text box works even easier.
Didn't realize text boxes had such options now.
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