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Justas4478
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2 years ago

Separate font color Conditional formattings

Hi, I am creating font conditional formatting for one of my value in the table.
The only problem is that you cant create multiple rules for font formating for same value.
I would like to know is there some way how I could create two Font color conditional formattings, one for value only and other for totals only.
If even possible for grand totals as well.

 
Thanks.

 

6 Replies

  • Justas4478,

     

    Try this solution.

     

    1. Create the measure below using the dimension field in your visual. HASONEVALUE determines if the row is a total.

     

    Conditional Formatting = 
    IF ( HASONEVALUE ( Table1[Code] ), "#298B46", "#A8337D" )

     

    2. In the conditional formatting screen, select the measure above. Apply to values and totals.

     

     

    Result:

     

     

    • Justas4478's avatar
      Justas4478
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      DataInsights I unfortunatelly can't use this since my source of data is a measure and not a column.
      Is it possible to make it work for a measure?
      As well I will ask since I forgot.
      Can the conditional formating be made to apply colors to specified data range?
      For example if it is not total and value is >=0 and 3< do [color hex], >2 and 6< do [color hex].
      And then similar for total values.
      As well I dont know if it makes any difference but my data is using live connection model so I am locked for using only measures.

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        DataInsights
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        Justas4478,

         

        This should work with a live connection since it's a measure. The column in HASONEVALUE is the field in your matrix rows. Yes, you can specify data ranges in the measure to apply colors accordingly. If you provide your measure I can take a look.