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Hi @Anonymous ,
You could create a measure to use numbers to represent different states.
Measyre =
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'table'[state] ),
"Submitted", 1,
"New", 2,
"Rejected", 3,
"Accepted", 4,
"Closed", 5,
"Planned", 6
)
Then use the value of measure to create conditional formatting rule.
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi @Anonymous ,
You could create a measure to use numbers to represent different states.
Measyre =
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'table'[state] ),
"Submitted", 1,
"New", 2,
"Rejected", 3,
"Accepted", 4,
"Closed", 5,
"Planned", 6
)
Then use the value of measure to create conditional formatting rule.
Best Regards,
Jay
Click on the Down Arrow in front of the Column Name under Values Tab and Select Conditional Formatting > Icons
A new Icon window will pop up – fill all the details, select the icon type you want and click on OK.
That’s it, the icons will show up on your chart –
Read my article here https://exceleratorbi.com.au/conditional-formatting-with-a-text-field-in-power-bi/
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