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davidvo68
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Conditional Format

I wanted to change the field value font in table 1 to a specific color if the same value is also in table 2.

Example: 

Table 1: 123456, 123789, 456789

Table 2: 456789

Thank you in advance for any insight.

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VN999
Resolver I
Resolver I

Create Calcualte Column in Table 1 that checks if each value exists in Table 2.

ExistsInTable2 =
IF(
Table1[Value] IN VALUES(Table2[Value]),
"Yes",
"No"
)

 

Next set conditional formatting rules:

 

 

  • If ExistsInTable2 is "Yes":
    • Set the font color to red (or any color you choose).
  • If ExistsInTable2 is "No":
    • Leave it as the default color.

 

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davidvo68
New Member

It worked.  Thank you so much.

VN999
Resolver I
Resolver I

Create Calcualte Column in Table 1 that checks if each value exists in Table 2.

ExistsInTable2 =
IF(
Table1[Value] IN VALUES(Table2[Value]),
"Yes",
"No"
)

 

Next set conditional formatting rules:

 

 

  • If ExistsInTable2 is "Yes":
    • Set the font color to red (or any color you choose).
  • If ExistsInTable2 is "No":
    • Leave it as the default color.

 

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