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Paulyeo11
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Seek color for GP% table

Hi All

Can some one recomend me the color scheme for below GP% table

Lo GP% mean bad and hi GP% mean good..

I feel my color scheme is no good

Paulyeo11_0-1608288408302.png

 

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Anand24
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Hi @Paulyeo11 ,

 

You can assign red for the low values indicating danger/low values and assign green for the safe/high values.

 

Low Value of Range: Red: #d73027

High Value of Range: Green: #1a9850

 

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Pragati11
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Hi @Paulyeo11 ,

 

You can apply conditional formatting on GP% value. See example below:

Pragati11_0-1608289118524.png

 

Then use conditional formatting option under Format options:

Pragati11_1-1608289165037.png

 

Click on Background Color, following window appears:

Pragati11_2-1608289305821.png

Once you click OK, you will get the following:

Pragati11_3-1608289433834.png

 

You can modify colours here, also you can give custom values for colours, etc.

Check the following blog for more details:

https://data-flair.training/blogs/power-bi-conditional-formatting/

 

Thanks,

Pragati

 

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Paulyeo11
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Hi Pragati

I try to re-produce your step , mine look not so nice.

Paulyeo11_0-1608290859331.png

 

Hi @Paulyeo11 ,

 

You can select Diverging option and give custom values to get a better color formatting:

Pragati11_0-1608291215153.png

 

You will end up with something like this which is better from colors point of view:

Pragati11_1-1608291251227.png

 

Thanks,

Pragati

 

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Paulyeo11
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Hi Pragati

Thank you for sharing. I like your approach , let step and more colourful. 

 

PhilipTreacy
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Hi @Paulyeo11 

You could stuick with 2 basic colours, red for bad , green for good, and use shades of those to indicate how bad/good e.g.

cf-colors.png

cf-rules-py2.png

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Anand24
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Hi @Paulyeo11 ,

 

You can assign red for the low values indicating danger/low values and assign green for the safe/high values.

 

Low Value of Range: Red: #d73027

High Value of Range: Green: #1a9850

 

Give a thumbs up if this post helped you in any way and mark this post as solution if it solved your query !!!

Paulyeo11
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Thank you very much for shaing , now look better

Paulyeo11_0-1608289826481.png

 

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