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Hi, im having a table with 3 columns. Resource name, It's result goal and its result like below.
The idea i have is to color code PR% column in order to compare faster which result has reached its goal, but i did not manage to do that. Goal is a regular column, where PR% is a measure. So based on example we have Linia 8 with goal 66 and result 75.6 so id like to have 75.6 colored green etc. Am i able to do that?
Second thing is that if i show this in time like below:
I'd like to avoid replicationg Goal column each month. Is there a way? On top of that id like to have same rule as above with color coding.
Also, if you guys have any experience or better practices to show such thing please share 🙂
Thanks in advance!
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Nvm, i've just substracted goal with result and then provided conditional formatting rules as above
I hope you want this . Find attached file with result
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Hey, the idea with Goal not duplicating is fine , but the idea of color coding is not based on PR% column... Because of much larger number of Lines, and diferent goals, your rules assumption wont work 😞
Nvm, i've just substracted goal with result and then provided conditional formatting rules as above
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