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MiriamMattar
5 years agoFrequent Visitor
Conditional formatting with multiple filtering option
Hi can anyone help me on this one. I am trying to highlight the payments values according to certain costs. My table contains payments for different departments each has a different price. School fe...
- 5 years ago
Hi MiriamMattar , please try the following measures, don't forget to modify the amount data in IF statements.
Sum Payment = SUM ( Payments[Payments] ) KPI BG+SG 2 = VAR __service = SELECTEDVALUE ( Payments[Service] ) VAR __payment = [Sum Payment] RETURN SWITCH ( __service, "School-fees", IF ( __payment >= 30, "#008000", IF ( __payment >= 20 && __payment < 30, "#ffa500", IF ( __payment < 20, "#ff0003" ) ) ), "Bus-fees", IF ( __payment >= 300, "#008000", IF ( __payment >= 200 && __payment < 300, "#ffa500", IF ( __payment < 200, "#ff0003" ) ) ) )Test result:
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Community Support Team _ Jing Zhang
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v-jingzhang
5 years agoCommunity Support
Hi MiriamMattar , please try the following measures, don't forget to modify the amount data in IF statements.
Sum Payment = SUM ( Payments[Payments] )
KPI BG+SG 2 =
VAR __service = SELECTEDVALUE ( Payments[Service] )
VAR __payment = [Sum Payment]
RETURN
SWITCH (
__service,
"School-fees",
IF (
__payment >= 30,
"#008000",
IF (
__payment >= 20 && __payment < 30,
"#ffa500",
IF ( __payment < 20, "#ff0003" )
)
),
"Bus-fees",
IF (
__payment >= 300,
"#008000",
IF (
__payment >= 200 && __payment < 300,
"#ffa500",
IF ( __payment < 200, "#ff0003" )
)
)
)Test result:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing Zhang
If this post helps, please consider Accept it as the solution to help other members find it.
MiriamMattar
5 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thank you so much! This worked just great v-jingzhang