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Hello,
I am trying to apply conditional formatting for value "Yield". However, I am struggling to understand what rule to apply to meet my request. I want the value under Yield be green if the value is equals or greater than the value in STD yield column. Every raw is a different product , so I cannot use regular rules like "if yield is > 50" because each product has it own standard. Thank you. Any help is appreciated!
Product | Yield | Standard Yield |
A | 70 | 61.5 |
B | 51.5 | 52 |
C | 75 | 70 |
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You then need to create a measure where you use IF condition.
Use the measure here
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Hi @KK111,
Multiple rules for conditional formatting can be configured. I think you can add a new rule for each of your requirements.
I hope this helps.
Hi Amine ,
Thank you. However, if I understand your colution correctly, it would not work in the case below:
I need it to be red because the yield is lower than standard yield. So, I cannot use a rule if yield value is > a certain number. What I am trying to do is to set up a rule when yield value is >= Standard Yield value than green, When value is , Standard Yield value than red. But I am struggling to undersntad how to set up such rule. Thank you
Yield | Standard Yield |
40% | 50% |
You then need to create a measure where you use IF condition.
Use the measure here
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Thank you so much, @aj1973 !! This made my day. I just followed you on all social media.
Do you know if it is possible to do the same but for the columns?
Thanks
hi @KK111
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