Conditional Formatting rules changing of their own accord

[ChrisWGB]

Hi

I really like the new conditional formatting options to change the colours of shapes and font - but I think there my be a bug.

Whenever I enter the conditional formatting rules, click ok and then go back into them they will change. So far this doesn't seem to be affecting performance but it is strange.

An example is below:

These are the rules I enter...

This is what it looks like after I've clicked ok and gone back in...

Hope you can shed some light on this.

Thanks

Chris

[v-qiuyu-msft]

Hi @ChrisWGB, 

I have reported this issue internally: CRI 158559121. Will update here once I get any information. 

Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu

[v-qiuyu-msft]

Hi @ChrisWGB, 

I got information below: 

"This is expected and by-design.

0% and 100% mean MINIMUM and MAXIMUM respectively. In other words they are 2 ways of referring to same thing.

We don't save "the way" customer used, but what they meant.

We chose 0% and 100% as what to show after re-opening the dialog it's the default experience when you open the dialog for the first time."

Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu 

[Anonymous]

Qiuyun,

I don't think you understand @ChrisWGB 's issue. The settings should NOT change from what the user set them to. They ARE changing. That's a bug.

[RashmiK]

Qiuyun,

We would like to know what happens if it exceeds 100% or is below 0%. 

Earlier we had something called Maximum and Minimum which would work fine.

[ankitabose]

For me its the similar behavior, where if I choose greater than( > ) 0% and less than ( < ) 100%, it automatically changes it to greater than equal to ( >= ) 0% and less than equal to (<=) 100%.
Tried fixing this multiple times, but it did not work... This is surely a bug . Could this please be fixed ?

[reiffaul]

Hello, I am having the same issue. This is specifically happening when I use a multi row card with small multiples in place. When I remove the small multiples, it is no longer an issue. I am aware that small multiples are fairly new to this visual. Can this be fixed for small multiples? Thank you.