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Hello All, I am writing to see if any of you has a solution for a PowerBI random behaviour. I created calculated measures in my data model, I want to display them on a bar/column chart (stacked or clustered) and assign a colour depending on their value (conditional formatting). The conditional formatting for the bars/columns seems to be available only in one case, if there is only one calculated measure in the X-axis and one non-calculated value in the Y-axis (first pic). If I add two calculated measures in the X-axis (keeping the non-calculated value in the Y-axis, second pic) or if I remove the calculated value altogether from the Y-axis (third pic), the conditional formatting for the bars/columns disappears. I don't understand why, any idea how to work around this? I would like to display the calculated measures in one bar or column chart and be able to use conditional formatting for all of bars/columns. I am using PowerBI desktop, December 2022 version.
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Hi @IG2023
Unfortunately this is how it works. You can only use CF if there's 1 value on the x-axis.
Regards
Phil
Proud to be a Super User!
Thanks for your reply! Conditional formatting for multiple values in x-axis would be a very nice feature to have in next PowerBI versions..
Hi @IG2023
Unfortunately this is how it works. You can only use CF if there's 1 value on the x-axis.
Regards
Phil
Proud to be a Super User!
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