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I want to conditionally format all rows in my table based on the value contained within one column. I know this can be done by creating a dax formula and then applying it to each column separately but I don't know how to write the formula.
COLUMN A has a calculated number in it
I would like help writing the formula for the following:
If the number in COLUMN A is greater than 180, then it should be #f99d9d
If the number in COLUMN A is between 90 and 179, it should be #f9cb9d
If the number in COLUMN A is between 0 and 89, it should be #9df99d
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous You should just be able to use Conditional formatting for the column configured as the screen shot below. Additional screen shots show how to implement the conditional formatting.
Thanks @Greg_Deckler
I was hoping there was a faster way but I used this approach and it worked just fine. Thanks again!
@Anonymous You should just be able to use Conditional formatting for the column configured as the screen shot below. Additional screen shots show how to implement the conditional formatting.
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