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How can I conditional format the color in this table( in 'Descargado' column) , when the values in the ‘Descargado’ column are NO, and the values in the ‘Facturado’ column are YES.
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Hi @Redopel,
You can do this using conditional format.
For that use this formula:
Color Descargado =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('T_CondFormat (2)'[Descargado]) = "NO" && SELECTEDVALUE('T_CondFormat (2)'[Facturado]) = "SI",
"RED"
)
And after go to Format --> Cell elements --> Choose Column Descargado and set the Color Descargado measure as a Background Color.
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Hi @Redopel,
You can do this using conditional format.
For that use this formula:
Color Descargado =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('T_CondFormat (2)'[Descargado]) = "NO" && SELECTEDVALUE('T_CondFormat (2)'[Facturado]) = "SI",
"RED"
)
And after go to Format --> Cell elements --> Choose Column Descargado and set the Color Descargado measure as a Background Color.
Like this:
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