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Conditional formatting issue using percentages
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi, dreader
You can try the following methods.
ExpectedLevels = DATATABLE( "Prospect Status", STRING, "Expected Value", DOUBLE, { {"2. Qualification", 0.15}, {"3. Cultivation", 0.45}, {"4. Solicitation", 0.25}, {"5. Stewardship", 0.15} } )Column:
Expect = LOOKUPVALUE(ExpectedLevels[Expected Value],ExpectedLevels[Prospect Status],[Status])Color Measure = SWITCH(TRUE(), SUM('Table'[Value])>SUM('Table'[Expect])+0.1,"Red", SUM('Table'[Value])<SUM('Table'[Expect])-0.1,"Red")Result:
Is this the result you expected?
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- 1 year ago
Hi Anonymous , Thank you for your suggestion. This is very helpful and I think it might work. However, I need a little extra help in creating the Value measure or column. I'm getting that value visually by applying the Show value as Percent of Row Total to the Count of Status field. Thanks!
For dubugging, create a matrix visual and add your [Color Status] measure into it. If you observe any mistake in the returned results, continue investigating each and every variable and apply the fix if required.
Please be informed, for percentage meausres, the division value would be between 0 to 1. Applying percentage format string will multiply it with 100 and the '%' to the value. I am not sure which meausre you added to your visual, I could see that it has percentage symbol, so I am assuming you applied percentage format string. I also observed that your percentage measure has a multiplication factor of 100. Just check if there is anything you missed here
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