Multiple Condition Conditional Formats Matrix Table

[Anonymous]

I am working on benchmarking data visualizations. 

I need to format a row total in a matrix table to show a yellow or red value based on the percentage and which size facility it is. I have the categories for the locations and their names  in the table as well. 

Facility Sizes - Values

>200 Beds-  17.1%- 21.09% (Yellow), 21.1% and greater (Red)

200-349 Beds- 19.8% - 29.79%(Yellow) 29.8% and greater (Red)

350- 500 Beds- 16.9%- 26.89% (Yellow), 26.9% and greater (Red)

>500 Beds- 15.9%- 25.89 (Yellow), 25.9% and greater (Red)

Anything less than those I would need as white. 

Examples

Hospital A - >200 Beds has a turnover of 17% they would be white, but when they have a few more leave it becomes 20.15% so at that time it would become yellow. 

Example of Location and Percentage

BUT 

If location B has a bed size of 350-500 and has 16% it would be white, but when they have several more terms they would go to 18% and be yellow as well. 

[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous try this then

Color Measure = 
VAR __bedsCount = MAX ( Table[Bed Count Column] )
VAR __turnover = [Percentage Measure]
RETURN
SWITCH ( TRUE(),
   __bedsCount "> 500 Beds", IF ( __turnover > 0.259, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.159, "Yellow" ) ),
   __bedsCount "350-500 Beds", IF ( __turnover > 0.269, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.169, "Yellow" ) ),
   __bedsCount "<200 Beds", IF ( __turnover > 0.298, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.198, "Yellow" ) ),
    IF ( __turnover > 0.211, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.171, "Yellow" ) )
)

make sure value exactly matches with the values in your data.

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[Anonymous]

Hello, I am finally getting to circle back- I am receiving an error message on the hospital size information. I have replaces the quotation marks since BI does not like them. It says I have an incorrect syntax for the dax. 

[parry2k]

@Anonymous I assume it is a number column, change the measure as below:

Color Measure = 
VAR __bedsCount = SUM ( Table[Bed Count Column] )
VAR __turnover = [Percentage Measure]
RETURN
SWITCH ( TRUE(),
   __bedsCount > 500, IF ( __turnover > 0.259, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.159, "Yellow" ) ),
   __bedsCount > 349, IF ( __turnover > 0.269, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.169, "Yellow" ) ),
   __bedsCount > 199, IF ( __turnover > 0.298, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.198, "Yellow" ) ),
    IF ( __turnover > 0.211, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.171, "Yellow" ) )
)

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[Anonymous]

It is just a category, not a number. So the hospital/bed size is a category for a turnover. So there are the

>200 Beds 

and 

350-500 Beds

[parry2k]

what do you refer to hospital size, bed count?

[Anonymous]

Yes, the bed count would be the same as hospital size. Apologies for that. 

[parry2k]

@Anonymous assuming these are measures, bed count and % and use following measure to get the color and then use it in the conditional formatting, tweak the formula as per your need

Color Measure = 
VAR __bedsCount = [Bed Count Measure]
VAR __turnover = [Percentage Measure]
RETURN
SWITCH ( TRUE(),
   __bedsCount > 500, IF ( __turnover > 0.259, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.159, "Yellow" ) ),
   __bedsCount > 349, IF ( __turnover > 0.269, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.169, "Yellow" ) ),
   __bedsCount > 199, IF ( __turnover > 0.298, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.198, "Yellow" ) ),
    IF ( __turnover > 0.211, "Red", IF ( __turnover > 0.171, "Yellow" ) )
)

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[Anonymous]

The Hospital size is not a measure, it is a conditional column category.