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jonnyA
Responsive Resident
5 years agoUsing Conditional Formatting to show 10% above and 10% below Group%
Using Conditional Formatting how could I highlight the "Provider %" which is 10% above the "Group %" Using Conditional Formatting how could I highlight the "Provider %" which is 10% below the "Gr...
jonnyA
Responsive Resident
5 years agoThe data doesnt seem to like that formula ...
aj1973
Community Champion
5 years agoSomething is not correct!!
Can you make a Sample of your file and share it with us?
- jonnyA5 years ago
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Yes, give me a few minutes! Thank you
- jonnyA5 years ago
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aj1973 ,
Hello!
Its been a little while since I lasted visited this report. i am still stuck on trying to get to work.
I think one of the problems I am having is that in your file your "Group %" has the E. My "Group %" is a calculated measure.
Group % = Sumx(Values('Test File_Charge_Dataset'[Provider_Degree]),'Test File_Charge_Dataset'[Group Average (Ignore Degree)]).Group Average (Ignore Degree) = IF (ISFILTERED (Test File_Charge_Dataset[Provider_Degree]), CALCULATE([Group Average], REMOVEFILTERS(Test File_Charge_Dataset[Provider_Degree])), [Group Average])In my matrix "Group %" is shown as "Percent of Grand Total" - jonnyA5 years ago
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aj1973 ,
Sorry for the confusion. I am still trying to Highlight rows where the Provider % is 10% above or below the Group % I have a sample that you sent me last month, but I cannot attach it to the Power BI community. Could you provide me your email and I'll send you the test file?
- aj19735 years ago
Community Champion