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lherbert501
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Heatmap based on range

Hi,

 

I have a matrix with months and numbers like in the image. I would like to turn it into a heatmap of four colours/options for 0-25% of the range. 25-50% of the range. 50%-75% of the range and finally 75-100% of the range of numbers in the matrix.

 

Is this possible via a measure?

 

Thanks

lherbert501_0-1698943837472.png

 

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Data-estDog
Resolver II
Resolver II

Click on matrix

click on format

click on cell elements

Turn on Background color

click on Fx

DataestDog_1-1698944840843.png

 

My value is not a percent, but PowerBI calculates the percent based on the row and context filter. 

I can demonstrate this by adding another row to my Matrix that has a super high value:

DataestDog_2-1698944913083.png

 

Don't forget to mark as solution and give me a thumbs up if you found this helpful!

 

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Data-estDog
Resolver II
Resolver II

Click on matrix

click on format

click on cell elements

Turn on Background color

click on Fx

DataestDog_1-1698944840843.png

 

My value is not a percent, but PowerBI calculates the percent based on the row and context filter. 

I can demonstrate this by adding another row to my Matrix that has a super high value:

DataestDog_2-1698944913083.png

 

Don't forget to mark as solution and give me a thumbs up if you found this helpful!

 

Thanks @Data-estDog  this really helps 🙂 

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