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christinas
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7 months ago
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Issue with measure

Hello and thank you in advance for any help. I have two tables called Comp Salary and Comp SUM. The Comp Salary table has salaries for multiple people across multiple job codes (each job code has sev...
  • MFelix's avatar
    7 months ago

    Hi christinas ,

     

    Your google search are correct you need in fact a new calculation in order to get it to properly do the condittional formating because in Power BI the conditional formatting can be done in 3 different manners (gradient, rules and  calculation) but all of them are always around a single value is not for example has in excel where you can add a calculations (ex: A1 >= B1).

     

    However if this is a single use case and you only want to have that comparision in this specific visual, so no reusage of the formatting you can do that calculation using Visual Calculations.

     

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/transform-model/desktop-visual-calculations-overview

     

    Then on the conditional formatting you can use that calculation to do the formatting.

    Steps Below:

    1. Create the visual calculation

    2. Add the formula: 

    Difference to median = [Average Salary] - [Market Median]

    Call it whateve you find more appropiated

     

    3. Do the condittional formatting on top of the difference

     

    Final result