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Hi Guys,
I need to replicate a table from Excel into PBI. The problem is, I have columns that have different Data Types, Decimal and %, I also have rows that have different data types Decimal and %, I also have mixed columns with data types decimals and %. I also need to do condition formatting on column "Data type Percentage".
I've managed to do it, but the values are in text so I cant do the conditiional formatting (I think) or I can slice the data up and format multiple tables to look at one. But as it's a proof of concept project, I don't want to go down the mashup route.
Feel feel to restructure the data how you want, or even crosstable it, I've tried everything.
Good luck
and Thanks.
KPI | Mixed Data Type | Data Type Percentage | Data Type Decimal |
KPI1 | 1000 | 10% | 1425 |
KPI2 | 2000 | 15% | 12334 |
KPI3 | 10% | 20% | 4657 |
KPI4 | 4000 | 25% | 232 |
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HI, @Anonymous
For conditional formatting on Values, You could drag Column1 in Values, and when do conditional formatting, you could based on anther field
Best Regards,
Lin
hi, @Anonymous
If you want to show mixed Data Types, It only could be shown as Text format.
You could also FORMAT Function to custom format.
Best Regards,
Lin
hI,
That's exactly what I did, I used Format "Percent" and Format Standard for Decimals. The table works well and shows be what I want.
I can't do the conditional formatting bit "Data Type Percentage" column.
Regards
hi, @Anonymous
You could use Format Function to add a mixed Data Types column, and then use basic column for conditional formatting.
Best Regards,
Lin
In the Matrix table, I can only do conditional formatting on Values, but I need conditional formatting on columns, but it doesn't give me the option to.
Or am I missing something.
HI, @Anonymous
For conditional formatting on Values, You could drag Column1 in Values, and when do conditional formatting, you could based on anther field
Best Regards,
Lin
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