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Hi all!
In the values of a matrix, I have a measure that calculates the completion percentage.
I've noticed that the highest value, whether it's 80% or 100%, is always colored the same way. Is there a way to set 100% as the maximum value, so that if the percentage is 80%, the bar isn't completely filled?
Thank you very much.
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Hi @Fern_21
The data bar always uses the full width for the row with max value. The rest are relative to this. A roundabout way is to use a DAX-generated SVG image. You can find samples here https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Data-Stories-Gallery/SVG-as-data-bars-in-tables-and-matric...
Hi @danextian !
Thanks for your answer.
Is it possible to insert a custom value? Is there a way to set the maximum value to 100%?
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You can use 0 and 1 if you're dealing with percentages. If with numbers, you add some amount to the max but this is a manual process and your max amount can always change depending on the data.
Hi
Tried making Minimum custom value as 0 and maximum 1 ?
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