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Hi @lamlam24
use below dax for conditional formatting
Color 4am= If(Sum( value)=0,"Green", If(sum(value)<0, "Red", "Yellow")
It gives you 3 color
but you have written red in both condition then formula would be this
Color 4am= If(Sum( value)=0,"Green", "Red")
then put this value under Cell element > background color
then select fied the seect your measure
I hope I answered you question!
Hi @lamlam24
use below dax for conditional formatting
Color 4am= If(Sum( value)=0,"Green", If(sum(value)<0, "Red", "Yellow")
It gives you 3 color
but you have written red in both condition then formula would be this
Color 4am= If(Sum( value)=0,"Green", "Red")
then put this value under Cell element > background color
then select fied the seect your measure
I hope I answered you question!
Hi,
This should be quite easy and straight forward - see link below:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/desktop-conditional-table-formatting
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