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lhookway
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conditionally format table value for a total using another value

Hi all, 

I need to format the Employed number in this table to show if the number is < 5 that it shows < 5 and not the actual number.  

Employer Name                                              Employed                 Employed needs to be shown as

ABC Company                                                   3                                  <5

A.B.C. Chidcare & Developmental Center         1                                  <5

Amazon                                                            26                                  26

Google                                                               4                                  <5

Yelp!                                                                   2                                  <5

 

Is this possible and if so, how? 

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

 

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GilbertQ
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Hi @lhookway 


What you could do, is to create a new measure which would create the values you need for example below.

 

I have assumed that you have a measure already called [Employed]

 

Less than 5 =
VAR LessThanFive = IF([Employed] < 5, "<5", [Employed])
RETURN
LessThanFive 

 

 

 





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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

Try like below. In case you face data type issue

Less than 5  Employee=
VAR _LT5 = IF([Employed] < 5, "<5", [Employed] & "")
RETURN
_LT5 

 

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GilbertQ
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Super User

Hi @lhookway 


What you could do, is to create a new measure which would create the values you need for example below.

 

I have assumed that you have a measure already called [Employed]

 

Less than 5 =
VAR LessThanFive = IF([Employed] < 5, "<5", [Employed])
RETURN
LessThanFive 

 

 

 





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