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I have created a calculated column in Power Bi Desktop in Table Visualization. The cell values in the columns contain Black, Blue and Red. I want to colour the cells based on these cell values present in the calculated column. I want Blue cell in the table to have Conditional Formating-> Background as Blue colour background and Red cell fields as Red colour background. How to solve this issue?
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Create a measure like this:
color = MAXX(Table1,IF(Table1[Product]="Green",1,IF(Table1[Product]="Yellow",2)))
Then apply conditional format in your column using this measure:
Thanks
Raj
I have created a calculated column in Power Bi Desktop in Table Visualization. The cell values in the columns contain Black, Blue and Red. I want to colour the cells based on these cell values present in the calculated column.
I want Blue cell in the table to have Conditional Formating-> Background as Blue colour background and Red cell fields as Red colour background.
How to solve this issue?
Create a measure like this:
color = MAXX(Table1,IF(Table1[Product]="Green",1,IF(Table1[Product]="Yellow",2)))
Then apply conditional format in your column using this measure:
Thanks
Raj
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