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Hi @Anonymous
Usually the conditional formatting is applied to a column, not a row. If you want to highlight one row, you need to apply the formatting rule on every value field in a table or matrix visual.
If you want to highlight only one row, how do you decide which row should be highlighted? Based on the city name, or based on some values? Can you explain the logic to decide which row is to be highligted? We can try to provide a more accurate solution then.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
Hi @Anonymous
Usually the conditional formatting is applied to a column, not a row. If you want to highlight one row, you need to apply the formatting rule on every value field in a table or matrix visual.
If you want to highlight only one row, how do you decide which row should be highlighted? Based on the city name, or based on some values? Can you explain the logic to decide which row is to be highligted? We can try to provide a more accurate solution then.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
@Anonymous , You have to conditional formatting on all the field in table and all values in matrix(not possible on row and column)
create a measure = if(Max(Table[City]) ="A", "Red", "Black")
then use this in conditional formatting using field value option in font formatting
How to do conditional formatting by measure and apply it on pie? : https://youtu.be/RqBb5eBf_I4
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