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huguestremblay
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Conditional Formatting in my Table Disappears when I add a Column

Hello,

I have a report with a table where I need to highlight some values based on another field.  The conditional formatting works as expected until I add another column to the table, then the conditional formatting is not being applied to values without a values in the new column. 

I need to highlight (text in red) the sizes that are unavailable.  Both XX-Large and XX-Small are highlighted as I want in the left table.  When I add the count of sales to the table, the XX-Small is still red, but XX-Large, which has no sales, loses its conditional formatting. 

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How can I make it stay red?

 

My report is available here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/kaehipx737w9528mh8cy9/Conditional-formatting.pbix?rlkey=x31ivvj3450rj...

 

Thank you!

 

 

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Kaviraj11
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I tried at my end and I would suggest you to create a measure of Count of Sales and utilize it in the table that will resolve your issues.

Count of Sale = COUNT(Sales[Sale])+0
 
 
 

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Kaviraj11
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I tried at my end and I would suggest you to create a measure of Count of Sales and utilize it in the table that will resolve your issues.

Count of Sale = COUNT(Sales[Sale])+0
 
 
 

Thanks for the quick reply, it worked!

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