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James218
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DAX Novice Need Help

I'm fairly new to DAX and Power Bi.  I'm trying to come up with a formula that if the Splicing Date is > 4 days from then Turnover date or blank then the Turnover Date row will turn red.  Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

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@James218 can you make sure data type for your columns is date.



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parry2k
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@James218 add a calculated column for color and use that as background in conditional formatting.

 

KPI Color = IF( 'Table'[Turnover Date] == BLANK() || Datediff( 'Table'[Turnover Date], 'Table'[Splicing Date], DAY ) > 4, "Red" )


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Thanks fo ryour help @parry2k .  Still having a little trouble.  I'm getting this error and trying to figure out what's wrong.

 

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Thanks fo ryour help @parry2k .  Still having a little trouble.  I'm getting this error and trying to figure out what's wrong.

 

 

@James218 can you make sure data type for your columns is date.



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@parry2k Thanks for your help that was the problem. 

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