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Formatting Bars in a Clustered Chart
- 6 years ago
Hi donovan_smith44 ,
We can also archieve your requirement in a build in clustered bar chart with trick. Create two measures as actually or amount, adjust the formula based on your own data model.
Actually = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Value]),FILTER('Table',[Type]="2019"))Target = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Value]),FILTER('Table',[Type]="Other"))Then we create three more measures, put them and target into the value field of visual.
<80% = IF([Actually]<0.8*[Target],[Actually],BLANK())80 - 95% = IF([Actually]<0.95*[Target] && [Actually]>=0.8*[Target] ,[Actually],BLANK())>95% = IF([Actually]>=0.95*[Target],[Actually],BLANK())You can also change the name of these measure.
Then we can change the color of data for each measure
We also provided a usage of bullet chart in the page 2 of sample pbix file.
BTW, pbix as attached.Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Dong Li
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I recommend researching the conditional formatting options available with tables, matrices and bullet charts. Especially bullet charts.