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Hi, I want to create a chart like this. (picture below is a chart from SAS Viya)
so i'm using a clustered column chart in power bi as below.
I only use 'Values' section.
Now I want to change the chart colour. Why doesn't this have conditional formatting?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello @Anonymous
You can simply put the column and manage the conditional formatting by setting up the data color.
Apply the rules or measures to do the conditional formatting.
Hello @Anonymous
I think it's not possible until adding the axis.
@Anonymous
@amitchandak I was thinking to do an if statement. this are the example
Column = IF('Table'[value]<=10,"green",
IF('Table'[value]>=11 && 'Table'[value]<=30,"yellow",
"red"))
but how can I add my preferred colour code?
Hello @Anonymous
You can simply put the column and manage the conditional formatting by setting up the data color.
Apply the rules or measures to do the conditional formatting.
@amitchandak That one is a constant line. because I want to show the target line. I tried to remove the constant line, but it is still the same
@Anonymous , if no axis, no option for conditional formatting, I checked with a measure and average line (Using analytics). Looking at bar one doubt that.
You add one constant column and add that axis and check
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