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Help with icon conditional formatting settings
Hi,
I have this rule set up :
However, for some reason, I currently have a value which is 0 (I've checked and it is 0 with no decimals), but the above is showing the red arrow icon in my report instead of the amber icon.
Can anybody see anything wrong in my logic above?
Apologies everybody. I hadn't filtered the visual properly. I have done so now and all is working fine.,
6 Replies
- KarinSzilagyiSuper User
Hi Fusilier2, that looks correct to me. Could you share an example showing a few rows of your table with the actual values used for the conditional formatting next to the icons? (You can crop out any other columns in the image.)
- Fusilier2Helper V
This is the data the rule is evaluating (October - September)
30/09/2025 422.0 30/09/2025 23.0 30/09/2025 15.0 30/09/2025 100.0 30/09/2025 100.0 30/09/2025 46.0 30/09/2025 29.0 30/09/2025 27.0 30/09/2025 19.0 30/09/2025 7.0 30/09/2025 2.0 31/10/2025 418.0 31/10/2025 23.0 31/10/2025 16.0 31/10/2025 99.0 31/10/2025 102.0 31/10/2025 46.0 31/10/2025 29.0 31/10/2025 28.0 31/10/2025 19.0 31/10/2025 7.0 31/10/2025 3.0 Both months add up to 790
- PhilipTreacySuper User
Hi Fusilier2
What field are you applying this formatting to? It appears to be called . and if it is numeric then you should also have a Summarization option which you can see in this example image is Sum
Is the data in the column you are trying to apply the formatting to numeric or is it text?
Regards
Phil
- Fusilier2Helper V
Apologies everybody. I hadn't filtered the visual properly. I have done so now and all is working fine.,
- PhilipTreacySuper User
Not sure how filtering would affect CF rules, can you explain please? The CF rules should be applied regardless of any filters.
Phil
- Fusilier2Helper V
I am using the CF rules with a measure calculation which is this month - previous month
There are visuals for different departments so obviously I need to filter to the relevent department for the CF to reflect the correct calculation.