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Hi
I created a dax and I write the below code in it:
Hi,
Try to put your emoji by using UNICHAR(numb emoji)
You can check the unichar here (https://blog.iwco.co/2018/09/11/como-agregar-emojis-a-power-bi/)
CSI Emoji =
VAR AvgValue1 = CALCULATE(COUNT(Survey[A]),FILTER(Survey,Survey[A] >= 4)) / COUNT(Survey[A])
RETURN
SWITCH(TRUE(),
AvgValue1 >= 0.8, UNICHAR(128522),
AvgValue1 >= 0.4, UNICHAR(129320),
AvgValue1 >= 0, UNICHAR (128545)
)Something like this (check which is the emoji you want and replace the number inside)
i dit it but it still shows the number. does it related to font or anything else?
Okey, I understand... I don't think the font is the problem (If you change it nothing happens). But I'm afraid I can't help you this time. It will be interesting to see if someone could help.
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