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I am having issues creating conditional formating in Matrix table
I want to highlight the rows where Actual is more than Budget. I may be using the wrong visual. is there an other visual that can provide similar or better information.
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Create the Color measure like this
Then go to the Format section -> Conditional formatting -> on Background color ->Advanced Control -> Select Field Value in Format By Section --> on the Based on field , select Color measure.
Attached is the pbix file.
https://dropfiles.org/8F6LLk8Q
Hope it will help
Regards,
Sanalytics
if it is your solution then please accept it as solution and appreciate for kudos
Create the Color measure like this
Then go to the Format section -> Conditional formatting -> on Background color ->Advanced Control -> Select Field Value in Format By Section --> on the Based on field , select Color measure.
Attached is the pbix file.
https://dropfiles.org/8F6LLk8Q
Hope it will help
Regards,
Sanalytics
if it is your solution then please accept it as solution and appreciate for kudos
@lotus22 , For this better to create two measures ,
actual = sumx(filter([Type]="Actual"),[USD])
Budget= sumx(filter([Type]="Budget"),[USD])
create a color measure
color = if([actual] >[budget],"green", "white")
Use that in conditional formatting using field values option
https://radacad.com/dax-and-conditional-formatting-better-together-find-the-biggest-and-smallest-num...
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-conditional-table-formatting#color-by-color-values
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