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Hi all - wondering if anyone knows how to conditionally format a column (font color) based on it's value relative to another column? Example - below, if the Actuals column is greater than the AOP column, I'd like the font color of the Actuals column to be red. If the Actuals column is less than the AOP column, I'd like it to be green.
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Create a measure like:
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You do not need to use CALCULATE as you are not modifying any initial filter context.
Inv Bal Actual = SUM(Amsterdam[Inventory Balance - Actuals])
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Create a measure like:
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Thank you, @Fowmy! After creating [Inv Bal Actual] and [Inv Bal AOP] as measures themselves, this worked perfectly.
Follow up question - is there a better way to create these measures than inputting the following formula
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