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Hi I am trying to format columns where the value of column 2 is greater than the value in Coumn 1 in a Matrix Visual.
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You can create a measure something like this
You can create a measure something like this
Small Issue - When I apply the formatting to the following - I do not get the desired result. It works for all other feilds. I suspect it has to do with not being able to Sum(Total_Actual_Cost) because it is already a Measure. Is there a work around?
I believe if you use columns on both the sides of (>) sign or measures on both the sides of (>) sign you should see the desired result. Please see the screenshot.
I can see you are using column on end side and measure on the other.
Hope that helps !!
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