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Hi there! i've been trying to find a solution for this particular problem with presenting an aging receivables report.
I have a table with aging totals divided by age groups (0-30 days, 31 - 60, etc)
I also have a table with kpi totals (example 31 - 60 days should never be higher than 21%)
I've included an iamge so you can see how they're defined. These two tables are related by the age group field.
I'm trying to show this as a matrix that changes color whenever a number is above KPI.
Example, if 61-90 is above 9% turn the background red
This is as close as I have been able to get using a Matrix visualization. But this doesn't take into account the KPI table, just looks at percentages.
I'm writing in hopes of finding a solution in the community as im pretty much stumped.
Any ideas?
Solved! Go to Solution.
HI @sllanos,
>>Example, if 61-90 is above 9% turn the background red
You can try to use conditional formatting feature.
Conditional Formatting for a matrix and table Power BI
BTW, you can also try to use power bi kpi matrix visual to create report.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @sllanos,
>>Example, if 61-90 is above 9% turn the background red
You can try to use conditional formatting feature.
Conditional Formatting for a matrix and table Power BI
BTW, you can also try to use power bi kpi matrix visual to create report.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng