Conditional Formatting with multiple columns

[Anonymous]

Hi all, I've got a 3 tables which looks enquiries/sales/% conversion - First being Organisation Level, second Franchise, third Shop. Each shop sits within the following grouping : "Premium","Specialist","Volume"

I've created a measure which looks at the grouping and then the Conversion % to bring back either 1 2 or 3 which I'd then use for conditional formatting. It works at the shop level however when I replicate the tables for franchise and organisation (multiple shops in each grouping it doesn't work properly) as per the images below:

Shop Level: Condition works based on 1 = >= 35%, 2 = >=30% & <35%, 3 = <30%

Franchise Level:

The measure I'm using is the following: 

Condition = MAXX('LookUP Final',

IF('LookUP Final'[Brand]="Volume"&& [% Dealt New] >=0.35, 1,

IF('LookUP Final'[Brand]="Volume"&& [% Dealt New] >=0.30 && [% Dealt New] <0.35,2,

IF('LookUP Final'[Brand]="Volume"&& [% Dealt New] >=0 && [% Dealt New] <0.30,3))))

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi  @Anonymous  ,

You can change dax to this:

Condition = 
Switch(
true(),
Max('LookUP Final'[Brand])="Volume"&& [% Dealt New] >=0.35, 1,
Max('LookUP Final'[Brand]="Volume"&& [% Dealt New] >=0.30 && [% Dealt New] <0.35,2,
Max('LookUP Final'[Brand]="Volume"&& [% Dealt New] >=0 && [% Dealt New] <0.30,3))))

If my answer is not what you need, can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.

Best Regards,

Liu Yang

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