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Anonymous
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Conditional formatting by Rules not updating

Hello!
I've a column setup based on conditonal formatting by Rules. But it's not updating on adding new values to the table. In the snapshot below, I added 0.35 which should be green based on the conditons but it's not. Not sure what's going wrong. Any leads will be very helpful! 

aruneshmee_0-1643119057572.png

aruneshmee_1-1643119138739.png

 

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , The measures I see in visual and the measure I see in conditional formatting are different?

 

can you check the value of the measure used in conditional formating (sum of a column)

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Hi @Anonymous 

T4S3R_0-1643121851999.png

if you take a look at the screenshot and compare the column name in the upper half of the screenshot (A_Steer Left) and the bottom half (A_Rear 1 Left) you will see that they are different. 

Power BI basically calculates the result for the column A_Rear 1 Left for your conditional formatting and not for A_Steer Left. Thats what @amitchandak meant.

Please try to change the column you are using inside the conditional formatting from "A_Rear 1 Left" to "A_Steer Left" and see if that fixes things.

 

Best regards

Timo

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T4S3R
Helper II
Helper II

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

two things I can think of with the info provided:

1. The value for the field you are doing the formatting on (A_Rear 1 Left) calculates something other than 0.35

2. The value 0.35 is a total of some sort and is not formatted due to your "values only" setting.

 

Best regards

Timo

Anonymous
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Hi Timo, Just added randon values to avoid the Total case. Still no success 

aruneshmee_0-1643120761361.png

 

Hi @Anonymous 

T4S3R_0-1643121851999.png

if you take a look at the screenshot and compare the column name in the upper half of the screenshot (A_Steer Left) and the bottom half (A_Rear 1 Left) you will see that they are different. 

Power BI basically calculates the result for the column A_Rear 1 Left for your conditional formatting and not for A_Steer Left. Thats what @amitchandak meant.

Please try to change the column you are using inside the conditional formatting from "A_Rear 1 Left" to "A_Steer Left" and see if that fixes things.

 

Best regards

Timo

Anonymous
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Thanks, Timo! I corrected it
Works perfectly now

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , The measures I see in visual and the measure I see in conditional formatting are different?

 

can you check the value of the measure used in conditional formating (sum of a column)

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi! I'm new to PowerBI, not sure what do you mean when you say you see different measures. Can you elaborate please? 

Thanks,

Arunesh

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