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Matrix formatting in 2018 september demo
- 7 years ago
Hi hammerblue,
Please refer to the snapshot below. Set the 1 and 2 Grey and the 3 White.
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi hammerblue,
I didn't see anything like that in the link. Can you make it more clear, please?
I think it's better to leave the subtotals alone. Because they belong to the different levels. It will be misleading if we apply the color to the lower levels. For example, if the values are the redder the higher, the subtotal will be very red. But it should be compared with the lower levels.
Best Regards,
Dale
Sorry, i was having trouble inserting an image when I made the post. this is what the table looks like:
Notice that the labels for the subtotals "Home Appliances" and "Computers" are white while the other rows are grey. This is what i'm trying to replicate in my report.
- v-jiascu-msft7 years ago
Microsoft Employee
Hi hammerblue,
Please refer to the snapshot below. Set the 1 and 2 Grey and the 3 White.
Best Regards,
Dale- hammerblue7 years ago
Helper I
I'm gonna accept this as the solution because it is indeed how you do it, but it still doesn't work for me.. When set the background and alternate background color for values to the same color value it defaults back to white for the row headers for some reason, but not the values... i suspect it's a bug having to do with the fact i'm using a custom theme.
I've set the background and alternate background colors to the same gray as the values, yet they turn white.
- v-jiascu-msft7 years ago
Microsoft Employee