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Hi all,
I have the below parameter and what I would like to do is highlight the minimum month in red to indicate this does not belong to the promotion date
In this case October would be the minimum, however, there are other parameters that I want to include in my slicer which will have a different minimum month.
How would I go about creating this, I realise it is through DAX then add it as a conditional format but am stumped
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I have sorted it 🙂
So I created a Google sheet with dates in and the promotions, those dates they fell in I put in a Y and the prior month I put in P.
Imported this, joined it to the dates table and within the conditional format part I put the rule as if it is P then light green.
I have sorted it 🙂
So I created a Google sheet with dates in and the promotions, those dates they fell in I put in a Y and the prior month I put in P.
Imported this, joined it to the dates table and within the conditional format part I put the rule as if it is P then light green.
Hi @villa1980 to highlight the minimum month could you try these please
Create a DAX Measure: Create a measure to identify the minimum month based on your selected slicer.
HighlightMinMonth =
VAR MinMonth = MIN('ODS AAS_DATES'[Month])
RETURN
IF(SELECTEDVALUE('ODS AAS_DATES'[Month]) = MinMonth, 1, 0)
Apply Conditional Formatting:
Thank-you for the reply. Unfortunately the measure does not seem to work as it is returning the minimum value of the Date table rather than the selected value from the parameter.