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Is it possible to change cell color once date is added? Please see screenshot
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I ended up figuring this out myself after doing more research.
Created the measure below.
Then went back to table and did conditional formating for that column as shown below.
Unfortunately, it is no way to filter visual based on formatting style, but you can filter it by the field it self .
Create a column in which the result is "scheduled" / "not scheduled" and use it as a filter...
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Hi @PabloGiraldo
You can use the same logic as on my last suggestion , but with multiple "and" conditions:
Hi @PabloGiraldo
In this way, it's really hard to understand what needs to be done.
Please attach a table or file that isn't a screenshot.
So picture with an example of the desired result?
Dates in columns are added throughout the month after training is scheduled. If no date is added, leave cell blank. If date is added, highlight cell red. Added another screenshot with desired outcome and link to the actual file i am working with. Thank you!https://walshgroup-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/p/pgiraldoclavijo/EUTPKcpcsixDs0CcdxxHaFgBhI0Iex3jsZoYg0SZl...
I ended up figuring this out myself after doing more research.
Created the measure below.
Then went back to table and did conditional formating for that column as shown below.
Hi @PabloGiraldo
Great and you can achieve it without measure, with formatting options only (you just choose the desired column and apply steps like on the picture)
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Thank you!
One more question on this. Is there a way to filter the entire table by the higlighted red cells?
Unfortunately, it is no way to filter visual based on formatting style, but you can filter it by the field it self .
Create a column in which the result is "scheduled" / "not scheduled" and use it as a filter...
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
This worked perfectly. Is there a way to create a measure that will show me "Scheduled" "Not Scheduled" that includes all other columns? So when i click on the filter it will show me all columns that have dates in them? Sorry in advance but i am very new to this
Okay, that's fine.
I would like to ensure I understand your needs correctly.
Do you want a slicer that will check whether all columns have dates?
Is that to say that there are no empty cells in the table at all?
Or do you mean a slicer that displays a table containing at least one existing date?
I would like a slicer that will check whether all columns have dates. I understand some cells will be empty in table as some columns only have a few dates and others are have a lot more. Thank you again!
Hi @PabloGiraldo
You can use the same logic as on my last suggestion , but with multiple "and" conditions:
Got it! Thank you for your time!
Happy to help 😊
i hate to ask you another question but i cant seem to get help from anyone else. Last thing i need to create is a slicer or a card? that once i select it, it will show me what has been schedule "This Week" and "This Month."
Hi @PabloGiraldo
Unfortunately, I haven't fully understood what exactly is needed.
I asked clarifying questions, In the original post of this question.
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