Jacob_Holt
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Conditional Formatting Switch between UI and Coding in DAX
I have a table visual that I would like to conditionally format the font and background for cell elements for multiple columns. Currently I would have to go into every column and set the formatting rules for both font and background color, this is not incredibly fun to do. It would be a lot more fun to just copy and paste some DAX between all of the columns and the conditions.
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