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I have set up a report which has a preset slicer on geography (eg England)
On page 3 of the report I want to show where England ranks out of all the countries in Europe in a standard bar chart so I have turned off the relationship (via Edit interactions) from the slicer to the bar chart.
Is there a way to keep the slicer (in this case England) highlighted or paint the bar a different colour so it stands out?
As the slicer is changeable so I can't put direct text into the conditional format
Any help would be great - Chris
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Thanks for everyones help the last post led me to
Hi,
first create a calculated column in which England gets a number identifier by 1 and all other countrys 0.
Select the visual > format > data colors > Default color, click on the three dots on the right hand side > Conditional formatting:
Regards FrankAT
Hi FrankAT,
Thanks but not quite what I am looking for as the England would have to be hard coded into the report. I am looking for something slicer driven, is there a way to write into the datasheet a 1 when a country is slected by the slicer then I could use the conditional formatting?
Cheers Chris
Hi Amitchandak,
No sorry I am well versed in mapping, this actually relates to UK Ward level categories but I need to really show a basic bar chart as I have overused the maps in the report already. I chose England vs Europe so it would be easier to explain. Like the chart accent but feeding from a slicer. Thanks however
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