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Format future values in Area Chart
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi,ArchStanton .Thank you for your reply.
I somewhat didn't understand what you need behind it , but I'm guessing that's the case, hope it helps.
create measures:M_Cumulative02 = CALCULATE(SUM('Modelling'[Cumulative]),'Modelling'[PastorFuture]="feature")ISFuture = IF(MAX('Modelling'[PastorFuture])="feature",1,0)Format your visual >Visual >Data labels>Value>Color>conditional formatting
If you want to set the color of the shadows under the line graph uniformly (set the color of all predicted value ranges uniformly to the same color), unfortunately I haven't found a suitable way to do that at the moment.
I hope my suggestions give you good ideas, if you have any more questions, please clarify in a follow-up reply.
Best Regards,
Carson Jian,
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Hey,
There is no direct way of doing it, however you can split your measures into 2.
I.e 1 measure will plot April - September, 2nd measure will plot April - March.
You can then overlay the 2 measures on your chart effectively hiding 1 behind the other and thus enabling you to change the colours of both seperately.
- ArchStanton1 year agoPower Participant
Thanks for your advice. I'm not quite sure how to do this.
My data table is below and is linked to excel. The month is many to many relationship with my Calendar table:It is the Cumulative Column that i would need to base the 2 measures for (Apr - Aug) & (Sep to Mar).
The current measure for that column is just a basic Sum =
Actual incl Projected = SUM(Modelling[Cumulative])My Calendar Table has a Month Year Sort columns that would show 202401 (Apr) and 202405 (Aug), 202406 (Sep) to 202512 (Mar).
Apr to Aug = CALCULATE( FILTER('Date','Date'[Month Year Sort])