Conditionally Format to highlight a specific row in Matrix visual

[MichaelaMul]

Hi,

I was wondering if there way a way to highlight the following green row that highlights the total? Or if there is a way to move the Total to the Top, as it is currently (as a roll-up total). Currently it looks like I can have the total at the bottom, but it is just a duplicate of the top (as seen in the other photo). Is there a way to just see one of the row totals and it be highlighted?

Thank you!

Michaela

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[v-nmadadi-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @MichaelaMul  ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.

To highlight only the Braded products row in your matrix visual with a colored background in Power BI, follow these steps using conditional formatting:

Step 1:
Create a New Measure (for background color):

ResponseHighlightColor =

IF(SELECTEDVALUE('YourTable'[Billing Month]) = "Branded Products", "#FFD700", BLANK())

Replace 'YourTable' with the actual name of the table you're working with in your data model. The color code #FFD700 represents a gold shade, but you can substitute it with any hex color code of your choice to match your desired highlight color.

Step 2:
To apply conditional formatting, first select the matrix visual, then click the dropdown arrow next to the column you want to format such as the "Billing Month" column. From the menu, choose "Conditional formatting" and then "Background color." In the dialog that appears, set "Format by" to "Field value" and under "Based on field," select the ResponseHighlightColor measure you previously created. Finally, click "OK" to apply the formatting.

Here is an example of the above method for my sample data

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