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So i have two columns it look something like this:
5 12
3,4 3,4
12 9
And if i have other values in the same row i want to change background color to red.
Something like
5 12
3,4 3,4
12 9
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
1. create a measure like below.
Color format measure: =
IF( SUM(Data[Column1]) <> SUM(Data[Column2]), "Red")
2. each column, click down arrow, and then select Conditional formatting -> Background color
Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
1. create a measure like below.
Color format measure: =
IF( SUM(Data[Column1]) <> SUM(Data[Column2]), "Red")
2. each column, click down arrow, and then select Conditional formatting -> Background color
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