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Anonymous
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Conditional formatting is not reflecting on the chart

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The formatting that i put in is not reflecting.

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v-jingzhang
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous 

 

It is because you are using Average in Summarization. I see the axis field in chart is Month. If a month has multiple rows data in the table and has both 0 and 1 in Colour column, the average of color for this month will be a value between 0 and 1, which doesn't meet either rule. Only when its color values are all 1, its average will be 1. The same for 0. 

 

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I guess you drag [Monthly RF IQP Target%] and [Actual IQP%] columns into the chart as values, right? What are their aggregation type in the chart? If they are using Sum, you can create a measure like below. In conditional formatting setting, select Format by Field value and Based on this measure. 

color measure =
IF (
    SUM ( 'table'[Monthly RF IQP Target%] ) >= SUM ( 'table'[Actual IQP%] ),
    "Green",
    "Red"
)

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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Anonymous
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Excellent.. working now..

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v-jingzhang
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous 

 

It is because you are using Average in Summarization. I see the axis field in chart is Month. If a month has multiple rows data in the table and has both 0 and 1 in Colour column, the average of color for this month will be a value between 0 and 1, which doesn't meet either rule. Only when its color values are all 1, its average will be 1. The same for 0. 

 

Nagarajan_0-1633347166539.png

 

I guess you drag [Monthly RF IQP Target%] and [Actual IQP%] columns into the chart as values, right? What are their aggregation type in the chart? If they are using Sum, you can create a measure like below. In conditional formatting setting, select Format by Field value and Based on this measure. 

color measure =
IF (
    SUM ( 'table'[Monthly RF IQP Target%] ) >= SUM ( 'table'[Actual IQP%] ),
    "Green",
    "Red"
)

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as Solution to help other members find it.

Anonymous
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Excellent.. working now..

Anonymous
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@amitchandak ..Need support .

mahoneypat
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

It looks like your rules are set to values of exactly 1 or 0, and none of your bars are exactly that value.  Change to <= or >=.

 

Pat

 





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Anonymous
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Hi Thanks for your response.

 

I have tried conditional formatting as below. Kindly go through and support please.

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