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boyerusmc
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Stacked bar chart formatting

Hello! I've read a couple posts about conditional formatting for a stacked bar chart and the only one post was close.

Unfortunately, it's a burden to have to conditionally format using measures, especially because the legend then has to show the those measure values which is less than elegant. I have a chart with budget and remaining stacked. I just want any remaining balances that fall below $0 to be red.

 

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Hello @boyerusmc -

I've done something similar in the past, and it involves making two measures for value that could be negative:

Total Remaining Neg = var __tot = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Remaining]))
return IF (__tot < 0, __tot, 0)
Total Remaining Pos = var __tot = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Remaining]))
return IF ( __tot >= 0, __tot, 0)

Then rename them after you put them in as values, change the colors, and

2020-08-06 10_00_54-Window.png

I hope this helps,

David

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V-pazhen-msft
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@boyerusmc 

 

I don't see any conditional format option for stacked bar chart. Can you provide a sample of what do you have now? Or what do you want to achieve.

 

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Paul

Providing a visual example. I want any bar that falls below $0 to be red.

 

boyerusmc_0-1596721809710.png

 

Sorry - part two: snapshot below shows there's no option for advanced controls / conditional formatting for the data colors.

 

boyerusmc_0-1596722443647.png

 

Hello @boyerusmc -

I've done something similar in the past, and it involves making two measures for value that could be negative:

Total Remaining Neg = var __tot = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Remaining]))
return IF (__tot < 0, __tot, 0)
Total Remaining Pos = var __tot = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Remaining]))
return IF ( __tot >= 0, __tot, 0)

Then rename them after you put them in as values, change the colors, and

2020-08-06 10_00_54-Window.png

I hope this helps,

David

Thanks David, this worked like a champ!

dedelman_clng
Community Champion
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Hi @boyerusmc - can you show an example of what you're trying to do and what the issue is?

 

 

amitchandak
Super User
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@boyerusmc , I doubt you can do conditional formatting in stacked chart visual.

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