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Formatiting matrix
- 3 years ago
Further to this Anonymous
I do have a potential work-around.
First, structure the data by unpivoting it in Power Pivot and adding a column that is "1" for KO and "0" for OK:
This will then make it much easier to create a Matrix using those values!
Then, create a measure that summarises "hasKO" by making a sum of the values. We now know that if the sum = 0 there are no KO's and anything else means that there is at least one.
anyKO = sum(Sheet1[hasKO])
Use this measure in the conditional formatting to colour values with 0 as green and anything else as red:This will also colour the value totals. Using the value totals as a comparison will give you an indication of the machine and server situations:
HTH
Pi
Further to this Anonymous
I do have a potential work-around.
First, structure the data by unpivoting it in Power Pivot and adding a column that is "1" for KO and "0" for OK:
This will then make it much easier to create a Matrix using those values!
Then, create a measure that summarises "hasKO" by making a sum of the values. We now know that if the sum = 0 there are no KO's and anything else means that there is at least one.
anyKO = sum(Sheet1[hasKO])
This will also colour the value totals. Using the value totals as a comparison will give you an indication of the machine and server situations:
HTH
Pi
- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
Thank you for your suggestion.