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Camstr
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1 year ago
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Highlight where text data is not matching

Hello, Please see attached screenshot. I'd like to compare text from two different data sources and conditionally format to highlight where data does not match exactly. I would prefer not to intro...
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  • MFelix's avatar
    MFelix
    1 year ago

    Hi Camstr

     

    You don't need to add a new column to the visual, you just need to use the measure on the conditional formatting of one of the tt columns or on both. Select the measure on the conditional formatting rules.and set the value equal to 1

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    MFelix
    1 year ago

    Hi Camstr  try the following code..

     

    Registration check =IF( SELECTEDVALUE (Table[Registration Number 2]) <>BLANK() & & SELECTEDVALUE (Table[Registration Number 1]) <> SELECTEDVALUE (Table[Registration Number 2]), 1)

     

     

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Camstr
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1 year ago

Hi Miguel, that's awesome thank you!

The data is stored in different tables and is related through another common identifier.

Your solution works nicely, but it does mean an extra column in my table (for the measure).

I guess that is unavoidable in PBI for text?

 

Cam

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MFelix
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1 year ago

Hi Camstr

 

You don't need to add a new column to the visual, you just need to use the measure on the conditional formatting of one of the tt columns or on both. Select the measure on the conditional formatting rules.and set the value equal to 1