I just a simple rule conditional format rule. less than 80 red less than 84.99 but more than 79.99 yellow. more than 84.99 green.
Is there any way that i can apply this to my entire table instead of going one by one?
I truly cannot believe that I have to create the same rule for each individual column. When all I need is the same rule for the entire table.
In excel it was just copy format and that is it.. is it possible to do in PBI?
I have exactly the same problem... This issue is compounded because I will soon make calculation groups to make the measures selectably displayed using filters. Is there no external tool that can do this? Dear PBI team, please provide an option to Apply Setting to all series please 😞
@John1232 I hear ya but a lot of this goes to data preparation which is suitable for reporting and in this case, unpivoted data (always recommended in general) is a way to go.
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@John1232 just thinking, seems like your data is in pivot shape, if you have unpivoted data then you need to apply it once and it will apply for each column.
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@John1232 one by one sir, I wish we can apply it to every single value.
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