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Apply conditional coloring to column in table. The value of column(P1) is coming from a measure. The data is on fortnightly(14 days gap) basis.
The requirement is that if the value(652) of current fortnight(14/03/2022) is less than the previous fortnight(28/02/2022) then the value(652) of current fortnight should be in red colour otherwise in green. Similarily for all the other fortnight values of
that column(P1) i.e next we have to compaire between 28/02/2022 and 14/02/2022 values and so on.
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@Anonymous
create a Datedim table and connect to the main table with date
then create the previous fortnight value the way shown in the snap shot
then create color formula shown in the next snap shot and apply the conditional formatting
background color -> field vlaue -> select the measure
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It helped me to resolve my query
Hi @Anonymous ,
Whether the advice given by @VijayP has solved your confusion, if the problem has been solved you can mark the reply for the standard answer to help the other members find it more quickly. If not, please point it out.
Looking forward to your feedback.
Best Regards,
Henry
@Anonymous
create a Datedim table and connect to the main table with date
then create the previous fortnight value the way shown in the snap shot
then create color formula shown in the next snap shot and apply the conditional formatting
background color -> field vlaue -> select the measure
Proud to be a Super User!
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