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Conditional Format except slicer particular region
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
From what I understand, do you want the following effect?
If the slicer[country] is not selected, the visual has no conditional formatting changes. If the slicer selects a value, the conditional formatting in the visual changes.If you do, please see my following solution.
1.Create a country table using dax.
Country = DISTINCT('Table'[Country])The relationship:
2.Create a measure for conditional formatting. The ISFILTERED function is used to determine whether the slicer is selected.
Measure = IF(ISFILTERED('Country'[Country]),IF(SUM('Table'[Value])>3,"Yellow","Green"))3.Then comes the most critical point. The slicer puts the country in the ISFILTERED function in the above measure, and the table puts the country field of the main table.
4.Set the color under conditional formatting.
Now, if the slicer is no selected. No color changes.
If the slicer is selected, color changes.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi Anonymous ,
From what I understand, do you want the following effect?
If the slicer[country] is not selected, the visual has no conditional formatting changes. If the slicer selects a value, the conditional formatting in the visual changes.
If you do, please see my following solution.
1.Create a country table using dax.
Country = DISTINCT('Table'[Country])
The relationship:
2.Create a measure for conditional formatting. The ISFILTERED function is used to determine whether the slicer is selected.
Measure = IF(ISFILTERED('Country'[Country]),IF(SUM('Table'[Value])>3,"Yellow","Green"))
3.Then comes the most critical point. The slicer puts the country in the ISFILTERED function in the above measure, and the table puts the country field of the main table.
4.Set the color under conditional formatting.
Now, if the slicer is no selected. No color changes.
If the slicer is selected, color changes.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.