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Below is the sample data extracted from my matrix table.
The measure column created using this. it gives the correct value as expected as well as conditional formatting with right colour shade.
I try to create a column base on the Measure value.
There isnt any issue if PART column not repeating. Eg 'PART 201371605. The measure gives 2 different value (which is correct). But the heathy level column gives incorrect result as it only based on the measure value in a one of the record and apply the same to both row.
How to i create the Heathy Level column correctly to display the correct result
Hi @kennylch - you can create a measure instead of calculated column
ex: as per data
Healthy Level =
IF(
[Measure] < 0,
"Unhealthy Level",
IF(
[Measure] < 5,
"Healthy Level",
"Above Healthy"
)
)
Hope it helps
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Hi @kennylch - you can create measure logic in calculated column, using related function to the data.
Measure_Column =
([Net Qty] - RELATED(OtherTable[Req Qty])) / RELATED(OtherTable[Req Qty])
and then use the create calculated column provided as below:
Healthy Level =
IF(
[Measure_Column] < 0,
"Unhealthy Level",
IF(
[Measure_Column] < 5,
"Healthy Level",
"Above Healthy"
)
)
hope it helps
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