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How to enable sorting by colour indicators in a table without labels
- 1 year ago
Thanks for your prompt response
Hi pabloignacio123 ,
Thank you for the detailed explanation earlier it was really helpful.
I’ve implemented the logic as discussed and have uploaded a sample PBIX file for your review. Could you please take a look and let us know if it’s working as expected, or if there’s anything that might need adjustment?
Looking forward to your feedback.
Best regards,
Lakshmi
Create a calculated column Status_Code based on Usage RangeStatus_Code =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
[Usage_Range] >= 0.8, "V",
[Usage_Range] >= 0.5, "A",
"R")
Hi pabloignacio123,
Have you considered setting conditional formatting on both the font color and the background color? Having a useful value in the cell (albeit colored out) can help from an accessibility perspective if you have users who use a screen reader, but will still provide the cosmetic effect you want.
Regards,
Daniel
Yes, I have considered applying conditional formatting to both the font colour and the background colour. Including a meaningful value in the cell — even if it’s visually hidden by using the same font and background colour — can indeed be beneficial for accessibility, especially for users relying on screen readers.
It's a clever approach that maintains both functionality and visual cleanliness. I’ll explore this further to ensure it aligns with our design goals while supporting usability.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Best regards,
Pablo