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Hello There,
I am having a column chart where
X: Machine
Y: Actual Performance
Where "Actual Performance" is a Measure, I have also table similar to the below
| Machine | Target |
| A | 90% |
| B | 95% |
| C | 85% |
Now I want to conditional format the columns in the chart as:
If the Actual Performance >= Target then Green otherwise it shall be red.
I know it shall be done through conditional formatting by a field value but I am confused on how to construct the correct Measure.
Any help on this is much appreciated, Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
I have figured it out and I'm putting the solution here in case someone has a similar case:
1-Create a measure for your target
Target Measure = IF(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Machine])=1,MAX('Table'Target))Then another measure for conditional formatting
Conditional Format = IF([Performance]>= [Target Measure],"Green","Red")Keeping in mind to have a relation between Machine columns If you have two table
I have figured it out and I'm putting the solution here in case someone has a similar case:
1-Create a measure for your target
Target Measure = IF(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Machine])=1,MAX('Table'Target))Then another measure for conditional formatting
Conditional Format = IF([Performance]>= [Target Measure],"Green","Red")Keeping in mind to have a relation between Machine columns If you have two table
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