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Morganld
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conditional formatting with field value

Hi,

 

I realised a matrix with a value switched to row.

I try to format the row with field value but I have a problem with the summarization who take the first or the last value for the all row.

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The value of the field is green for postive value and red for negative value (the calculation is a little more complex but the idea is there.

The goal of this formatting is to have a colored staircase

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Instead of green I would like to have red for negative value

 

Thanks for helping

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Hi, @Morganld 

If the data value for this field is aggregated, please try again using 'SUM' instead of "SELECTEDVALUE".

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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Morganld
Frequent Visitor

@parry2k I try to add a mesure for color,

color_mesure = if(SELECTEDVALUE('public stockview'[end_day_stock]) >= 0, "#32CD32", if(SELECTEDVALUE('public red_emergency_view'[stock restant + appro]) >= 0, "#FFA500", "#FF0000"))
 
But I have only the color green or orange, I have orange color for value 'public red_emergency_view'[stock restant + appro] < 0

Hi, @Morganld 

If the data value for this field is aggregated, please try again using 'SUM' instead of "SELECTEDVALUE".

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

Morganld
Frequent Visitor

@parry2k I use this column for conditional formatting -> field value but it doesn't work because of the summarization

= Table.AddColumn(#"Colonnes renommées", "couleur", each if [end_day_stock] >= 0 then "#32CD32" else if [#"stock restant + appro"] < 0 then "#FF0000" else if [#"stock restant + appro"] >= 0 then "#FFA500" else "")

parry2k
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@Morganld add a measure for color and then use that in conditional formatting -> field value

 

Color Measure = 
IF ( [My Measure] < 0, "Red", "Green" )

 

 

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