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graefs
Frequent Visitor

Conditional Formatting - Standard Table

Problem: I cannot conditionally format based on two seperate KPIs we have set (See below).

 

Attempted Solutions:

-Switch Statements (I have only seen examples with one condition.. example if Type 'A' then "Green")

-Rules (IF Jan >= 98% and <= 100% then Green)

  • This works for Quality/Velocity but not Utilization

The only solution I can think of is to create a seperate table for Utilization.

 

Metric Definitions:

Quality/Velocity: 

  • Good - >=98.0%
  • Okay - >=97.5% & <98.0%
  • Bad - <97.5%

Utilization: 

  • Good - >=93%
  • Okay - >=91% & <93%
  • Bad - <91%

Desired Result:

MetricTypeJanFeb
QualityA98.0%90.5%
QualityB99.0%98.3%
QualityC97.7%96.2%
VelocityA94.6%99.1%
VelocityB100.0%93.9%
VelocityC99.0%100.0%
UtilizationA94.8%88.5%
UtilizationB90.9%95.0%
UtilizationC92.1%91.9%
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_AAndrade
Super User
Super User

Hi,

Please try this:

_AAndrade_0-1711563432069.png

 

Color Format = 
VAR _Metric = SELECTEDVALUE(T_CondFormat[Metric])
VAR _Value = SELECTEDVALUE(T_CondFormat[Jan])
VAR _Result = 

SWITCH(
    TRUE(),
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value >=0.98 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value >=0.93, "GREEN",
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value >=0.975 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value >=0.91, "YELLOW",
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value < 0.975 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value < 0.91, "RED"
)

RETURN
    _Result

 


Probably you need to create one of this measures for each column with values, but it depends of your data model.

 

Example of the output for column Jan:

_AAndrade_1-1711563591640.png

 


 





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_AAndrade
Super User
Super User

Hi,

Please try this:

_AAndrade_0-1711563432069.png

 

Color Format = 
VAR _Metric = SELECTEDVALUE(T_CondFormat[Metric])
VAR _Value = SELECTEDVALUE(T_CondFormat[Jan])
VAR _Result = 

SWITCH(
    TRUE(),
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value >=0.98 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value >=0.93, "GREEN",
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value >=0.975 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value >=0.91, "YELLOW",
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value < 0.975 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value < 0.91, "RED"
)

RETURN
    _Result

 


Probably you need to create one of this measures for each column with values, but it depends of your data model.

 

Example of the output for column Jan:

_AAndrade_1-1711563591640.png

 


 





Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! Kudos are welcome.

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Thank you this works! Not ideal that I will need to create a measure for each column but I will get the result I need!

@graefs If you change you data model a little bit you will only need one measure.
If you build a table like this:

_AAndrade_0-1711575712064.png
After you could use a matrix visual like this:

_AAndrade_0-1711576733598.png

 

And the color format would be this:

Color Format V2 = 
VAR _Metric = SELECTEDVALUE('T_CondFormat V2'[Metric])
VAR _Value = SUM('T_CondFormat V2'[Value])
VAR _Result = 

SWITCH(
    TRUE(),
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value >=0.98 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value >=0.93, "GREEN",
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value >=0.975 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value >=0.91, "YELLOW",
    _Metric IN {"Quality", "Velocity"} && _Value < 0.975 || _Metric IN {"Utilization"} && _Value < 0.91, "RED"
)

RETURN
    _Result






 







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kaylastarr
Advocate V
Advocate V

Hello,
My suggestion would be to create a measure that calculates the color you would like to display and use that as your conditional formatting field, instead of rules.

 

In the measure you can have an if statement that goes like this

Color of Text = If(Metric="Utilization",If(Value>=.93,"Green",If(Value<=91,"Red",(If(So on and so forth with nested If's)


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