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Conditional color formatting - overview

‎12-26-2017 09:20 AM

New to Power BI and it seems like there is no real way to do any dynamic color formatting based on a condition.

 

So if I just want to have my KPI be red if below a certain value and green if above a certain value that is not possible?  If not are ther any work arounds to formatting colors in Power BI based on certain conditions.

 

I really like Power BI for data gathering and modeling but it seems very flawed in its functionality for creating a good UI experience. I am a heavy Qlik user and it seems like there is so much more front end UI functionalityin Qlik - hopefully I am just new and not seeing all the features.

 

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v-yuezhe-msft
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In response to Anonymous

‎12-26-2017 11:03 PM

@Anonymous,

Using conditional formatting feature in Power BI Desktop, you can achieve your requirement. Please review the following screenshots.
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In response to Greg_Deckler

‎12-27-2017 10:52 AM

Standard KPI doesn't allow you to give the range, you have to probably look for custom KPI visual , here is link to KPI with lot of customization you can do with it.



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