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VosInnieBos
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Transparent code #FFFFFF00 in Dax results in "Error occurred while rendering the report"

Hi all 

 

I am hoping someone can help me. 

Im trying to use a DAX formula to return either Transparent (#FFFFFF00) or a color.

Then I use this DAX to conditionally fill a button. 

 

However when I use the 8 digit Hex code I get an error rendering the report.

When I use a 6 digit Hex code it works, but Im unable to make the button transparent.  

 

I used this video to get me to this point: (3) Making (some) things transparent in Power BI - YouTube

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

 

My formula is: 

VosInnieBos_1-1618332498787.png

 

 My Error:
VosInnieBos_0-1618332434101.png

 

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Watsky
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Hey @VosInnieBos, it appears to be an issue only with Fill. What about turning off Fill and adding your measure to the background color?

 


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I know this thread is a year old, but I came across an alternative. Specifying an empty string "" worked very well for me. I'm setting the fill color in a matrix/pivot table. This allowed for the built in row shading to work properly.

Capture.JPG

 

 

See the last ELSE value in the code. I'm also switching a color scheme based on a slicer.

 

StarColor2 = IF(AND(AND(qryPhysSummary[msrStars]>0.0, qryPhysSummary[msrStars]<=7.0),NOT(ISBLANK(qryPhysSummary[msrStars]))), 
    (
    IF(AND(qryPhysSummary[msrStars]>0,qryPhysSummary[msrStars]<2.0),SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(tblColorSelection[colorTheme]),"Normal","#CC3332","Alternate1","#DB4325","Alternate2","#CC3332"),
        IF(qryPhysSummary[msrStars]<3.0,SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(tblColorSelection[colorTheme]),"Normal","#D9792A","Alternate1","#EDA247","Alternate2","#F4A582"),
            IF(qryPhysSummary[msrStars]<4.0,SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(tblColorSelection[colorTheme]),"Normal","#E7B422","Alternate1","#E6E1BC","Alternate2","#F7F7F7"), 
                IF(qryPhysSummary[msrStars]<5.0,SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(tblColorSelection[colorTheme]),"Normal","#99C134","Alternate1","#45C4AD","Alternate2","#92C5DE"),                      SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(tblColorSelection[colorTheme]),"Normal","#147F3F","Alternate1","#006164","Alternate2","#0571B0")
                )
            )
        )
    )
    ),"")

 

 Se 

Watsky
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Hey @VosInnieBos, it appears to be an issue only with Fill. What about turning off Fill and adding your measure to the background color?

 


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