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Hi!
I've tried several combinations but I can't get the conditional formatting right.
I have a card in my report that has the measure to compute for the % variance of the volume from previous month. I'm using the measure 'VolumeDiffvsPM' in my card.
VolumeDiffvsPM = ([Volume]/[Volume_PM])-1
Volume = SUM('CR tbl_phrawsales'[Actually billed amount])
Volume_PM = CALCULATE([Volume],DATEADD('Calendar'[Date],-1,MONTH))
Simply put, I want the % values to be green if volume increased and red if it decreased. This is my current set-up and I can't produce the output of conditional formatting that I want.
Hope you can help me!
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@newgirl , You have shown measure as VolumeDiffvsPM , but you are using VolumeDiffvsPY in conditional formatting
Ooh so that's why! It's weird because I didn't change the dropdown in 'Based on Field' but after checking my file when I saw your reply, it looks like when I use the format painter, it also copies the choice from the 'Based on Field' from the previous card.
Nevertheless, thank you!
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