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Hello,
I have a table with 7 columns where each column's value is either "True" or "False".
I created a table visual where the 7 columns' values are populated inside this table, so the table has 7 columns and multiple rows, and each row has 7 values that are either "True" or "False".
I would like to conditionally format each "True" value in GREEN font ("False" can stay in default Black color).
How do I do that?
Thank you.
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Hi @ayeoh
You can create a flag measure for every column using Dax :
And then use for every column conditional formatting this measure (one by one specific flag for specific column)
Link to a sample file : Here
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Hi @ayeoh
You can create a flag measure for every column using Dax :
And then use for every column conditional formatting this measure (one by one specific flag for specific column)
Link to a sample file : Here
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Sorry I just read the 2nd half of your reply, I need to create one for each condition. No problem. Let me try that then accept as solution. Thanks.
Oh, and I thought that you wanted to mark with green all cells if even one of the columns in the row is green.
You can ignore my last suggestion with a combined flag.
Note that I attached a link to the sample file in the first reply, you can download the PBIX and follow my steps.
Thank you. Before I try that, can I combine for all 7 conditions in 1 DAX measure?
How would I do that?
Because each condition is its own calculated column, so the DAX flag measure has to include all 7 fields, and for any of them if the field is "True", then the same result would be a GREEN Format.
Thank you!
Hi @ayeoh
If I understand you correctly, then yes you can create 1 measure using OR on your condition: