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I have data in a line and stacked column chart. Total Cases is the line value and the Conversion data is in the bars. My goal is to have one color bars greater or equal to 0 and another color bar for less than 0 (so positive numbers will be green and negative numbers red). I can't find where to do this.
@dwel0120 is this a measure "YoY Conversion Rate"?
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@dwel0120 it is not clear in the following statement what value you refer to +ve or -ve and that's the value you need to use in the rules.
My goal is to have one color bars greater or equal to 0 and another color bar for less than 0 (so positive numbers will be green and negative numbers red). I can't find where to do this.
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The value I am looking to change colors is the YoY Conversion Rate in the Column Values. When I open up the function, it is only giving me the option to use WK in the rules (picture of rules is in a below post).
@dwel0120 you can click on fx and under rules you can put your measure that you used on column and select the color based on your rules, it should be pretty straight forward from there.
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I tried that and the numbers are based on WK instead of YoY ER Conversion
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