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Conditional formatting based on measure for a KPI visual
Hi MEtchart ,
The conditional formatting is under "Format your visual". Click "fx" to set the conditional formatting.
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Stephen Tao
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Hi, thanks for this, but the problem goes beyond finding where the conditional formatting is.
When trying to use it, it does not allow me to use a new meassure as field value.
Hi MEtchart ,
Choose "Field value" under Format style, select the measuer you want.
If you still have doubts, please provide some sample data and the desired results.
Or provide some screenshots to explain the problem. Take care to protect your privacy.
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Stephen Tao
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I don't know if picture will help, because I see the same thing as you do. It's just that the desired measure to be used is not listed in this overview.
I believe that the problem is related to the creation of a new dashboard with a pre-existing Power BI data model. If the Measure is in the original data model, it works. But if I create the meassure in the new BI file, as an addition to the retrieved data model, then the meassure is not available for use for some reason. Needless to say I don't have control over the original BI Data Model to make the measure there. Otherwise I wouldn't have this problem.
Hi MEtchart ,
I don't know if my understanding is wrong, are you saying that you don't have a measure in the slide bar above? If you don't create a measure in your data model, of course there won't be a measure, we created it ourselves.
For example
Measure = IF(SUM('Table'[Value])=100,"RED","GREEN")About creating measures, refer to
Tutorial: Create your own measures in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
There are a few considerations to keep in mind when working with conditional table formatting:
- Any table that doesn't have a grouping is displayed as a single row that doesn't support conditional formatting.
- You can't apply gradient formatting with automatic maximum/minimum values, or rule-based formatting with percentage rules, if your data contains NaN values. NaN means "Not a number," most commonly caused by a divide by zero error. You can use the DIVIDE() DAX function to avoid these errors.
- Conditional formatting needs an aggregation or measure to be applied to the value. That's why you see 'First' or 'Last' in the Color by value example. If you're building your report against an Analysis Service multidimensional cube, you won't be able to use an attribute for conditional formatting unless the cube owner has built a measure that provides the value.
If you still have doubts, it's better to provide some screenshots of the issue. Remember to protect your privacy.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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