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Hi Guys.
Looking for some help on a relatively easy issue.
I would like to conditional format just the row total based on the values of subcategory. I've been asked to count and conditional format rows that have acheived 66.7% of target. So in the example below, DRILL has 5 subcategories. I would like to conditional format the DRILL Total (93.85%) as green as 3 out of 5 subcategories met targets.
Also, I have a measure **Achieved, which is just an if formula. I would like to count the number of rows that has a value of 1 in **Achieved. For example, in the table below, DRILL should total to 3:
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