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Hello Everyone,
I made a matrix table with 2 rows, Developer and project while in values i have the Time spent
when i go to cell elements and try to add a background color as gradient, the gradient takes the whole projects and not for each developer. how can i add a condition to see by each developer and not just max min of all time spent? like developer 1 has 3 projects A took 3 hours, B took 1 hour and C took 6 hours
colors should be
A = Blue
B = green
C = Red
however developer 2 has 2 project project D took him 2 hours and project E 100 hours
so instead of having the above colors i mentionsed, powerbi will take 100 as default max value and 1 hour as min value
so my colors for developer 1 will be
A = green
B = green
C = green
as 100 is the max to be red so C will be looked as closer to 1 so taken as green.
That is a pretty standard pattern. Create a measure that uses REMOVEFILTERS to produce row specific values and then use that measure value as the color of the cell background.
hello @lbendlin , i tried creating a measure with allexcept the assignee stll didnt work
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