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Post PartisanRAG Status on Total Volume in a table
Hello all, i have a table i would like to apply a red green amber status to the total but based on the catergory and total volume. Each catagory will have its own set of rules based on the volume e.g . Green 0-100, amber 101 - 200, Red > 201
any ideas how i go about this? i don't mind keeping a separate database to show the RAG rules for each catagory.
here is an example of the table
Hi NewbieJono ,
According to your description, here are my steps you can follow as a solution.
(1) My test data is the same as yours.
(2) We can create a measure.
Measure = SWITCH(TRUE(), MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory1" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"green", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory1" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"amber", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory1" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"red", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory2" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"grey", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory2" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"blue", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory2" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"pink", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory3" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"yellow", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory3" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"blue", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory3" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"pink", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory4" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"orange", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory4" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"blue", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory4" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"pink", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory5" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"purple", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory5" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"blue", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory5" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"pink" )(3)Conditionally format the [total] field and then the result is as follows.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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Hi NewbieJono ,
According to your description, here are my steps you can follow as a solution.
(1) My test data is the same as yours.
(2) We can create a measure.
Measure = SWITCH(TRUE(), MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory1" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"green", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory1" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"amber", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory1" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"red", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory2" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"grey", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory2" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"blue", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory2" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"pink", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory3" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"yellow", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory3" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"blue", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory3" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"pink", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory4" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"orange", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory4" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"blue", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory4" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"pink", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory5" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=0 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=100,"purple", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory5" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=101 && MAX('Table'[Total])<=200,"blue", MAX('Table'[Catergory])="Catergory5" && MAX('Table'[Total])>=201,"pink" )(3)Conditionally format the [total] field and then the result is as follows.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.