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Conditional Formatting for a date based on another date
Anonymous ask your boss to give the requirement in one go, or hire som consultant/training for you 🙂
Color = VAR __finishDate = MAX ( Highlight[Finish Date] ) VAR __baseDate = MAX ( Highlight[Base Date] ) VAR __days = DATEDIFF ( __finishDate, __baseDate, DAY ) RETURN SWITCH ( TRUE(), __days > 60, "Green", __days > 0, "Orange", "Red" )Check my latest blog post Comparing Selected Client With Other Top N Clients | PeryTUS I would ❤ Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make efforts to give Kudos to whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!
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Anonymous add a measure:
Color = IF ( MAX ( Table[FinishDate] ) < MAX(Table[BaseDate]), "Green", "Red" )
Then on Finish Date column, go to conditional formatting, and set the formatting to field value and use above measure.
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Thank you very much. Another quick question, my boss has asked for the following:
Within 60 calendar days = Amber
Greater than 60 days = Green
So is it possible to change the formula to reflect those. Essentially if the finish date is up to 60 days before the baseline date it's amber. If it's greater than 60 days it's green and if the finish date is after the baseline date it's red. So he's asked for some additional stuff.
Your help is apprieciated and thank you