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Conditional formatting - Change of chart color based on the value of the measure
- 10 years ago
If you just want your bar to be colored green if you value is above 100 and otherwise red then this is very possible with Color saturation.
Put the same measure as you have in your Value into the Color saturation.
Then go to the format tab and under Data colors set minimum and maximum to 100 and change the colors to red and green.
That should do it.
How can we chnage color based on a measure in a gauge chart.
For example the target is 99.5%
if it is clsoe to targte it shows greeen else red
Is there I can change color based on a measure value which changes based on the filters selected.
For e,g.
I have a filter Gold, Others
If it is filtered on Gold the measure has a value 98%
It is filtered on Others it has a value 87%
The Gold has a target of 99%
The others has a target of 85%
If the Measure is filtered on gold it should be red as it has not reached it's target.
If the Measure is filterd on others it should be green as it has reached the target of others.
Others have a target of 86%
- ThirdI8 years ago
Advocate IV
Currently there is no way to format the column based on a variable/measure value. Conditional formatting will only work for a hard coded value (Min/Max value).
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Is this still the case? or has Power BI come up with any updates in the recent releases? I am not able to find anything online!