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Irwin
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Need help - Scatter plot - how to colorize all data above a certain value?

 

Hi Guys,

 

I have a scatter plot with Days on the x-axis (going from 1-365), and TPC on the y-axis.

Days are created from "Day = RELATED('Calendar daily'[DayNoOfYear])"

 

In the below I have Days as dont summarize and and TPC as dont summarize. As summarizing makes no sense. I would like to color all data points above >10.000 red. 

When I try to do this through format --> data colors, I can only choose to change one data point at a time as can be seen in the second image.

Irwin_1-1633428043206.pngIrwin_2-1633428120369.png

 

I can also choose to put my y-axis (TPC) into legends and not summarize my y-axis. This still gives me the same data plot, however, now I have a million colors and the issue is the same.

 

Irwin_0-1633427867561.png

 

 

How do I choose to colorize a range - in this instance all data points >10.000 colored red? 

Thank you for all help. 🙂

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KerKol
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What version of Power BI desktop are you on?

Can you see this option to conditionally format the colour?

KerKol_0-1633430968489.png

 

If so, this blog might help with transparency...

Dynamically Changing the Color Transparency in Power BI | Sandeep Pawar (pawarbi.github.io)

Or this blog with just colour using field value:

Conditional formatting by field value in Power BI - Power BI Docs





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KerKol
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Power Participant

What version of Power BI desktop are you on?

Can you see this option to conditionally format the colour?

KerKol_0-1633430968489.png

 

If so, this blog might help with transparency...

Dynamically Changing the Color Transparency in Power BI | Sandeep Pawar (pawarbi.github.io)

Or this blog with just colour using field value:

Conditional formatting by field value in Power BI - Power BI Docs





Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!




Dude... that was totally easy. I have it solved already. Not sure how I could miss that field.

Thanks alot! 🙂

 

Irwin_0-1633432734681.png

 

KerKol
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You're welcome 🙂





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Hi,

 

The newest version I assume. Company should keep it up to date. 

Yes I see that field - didnt really notice it before now. I will try to read your material and see if I can solve it. Thanks 🙂 

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