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I have this measure that calculates the difference between This month and the previous month:
I'm trying to add conditional formatting shapes to it in a table. If I right click on
the measure and select 'conditional formatting/icons I get this:
I'm trying to set it so if:
Value >= min and <0 RED icon
= 0 YELLOW icon
> 0 and <= Max Green icon
But I'm getting an error on the first rule and for some reason the second two are showing Percent not Number.
Can anybody see what I'm doing wrong?
Solved! Go to Solution.
For some reason its working now. I deleted the suggested rules and added some new one's in.
For some reason its working now. I deleted the suggested rules and added some new one's in.
Hi @Fusilier2
Have you considered using a measure to do the formatting?
Icon Measure =
var Diff = [Headcount Excl Casual Month on Months] --stores the measure result
Return
Switch(
TRUE()--test if the following is true
,Diff < 0 , "🔴" --Use Windows + . for the emoji keyboard
,Diff = 0, "🟡"
,Diff > 0, "🟢"
)
As for why it is showing as percentage only.
Is there any formatting being applied to the measure that might be confusing it?
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Hi @Fusilier2 , You're encountering the error because of a mismatch between data type and rule configuration.
Why You're Getting the Error:
How Fixing to "Number" Helps:
By changing each dropdown to "Number":
Set up the icon rules like this:
This configuration will correctly apply icons to your Headcount Excl Casuals month on month measure based on the direction of change.
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I can't change Percent to Number because the dropdown box is greyed out.
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