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Hello Community
I currently have a stacked column chart in which I have WEEK numbers on the axis and FTR roadtankers as value.
FTR stands for "first time right" and it represents the percentage of all roadtankers that had no troubles.
I would like to conditional format this stacked column chart so that when the percentage is higher than 80% the bar is colored blue and when it is lower than 80% the bar is red.
I applied the conditional formatting rules you can see in the first print screen to a table and to the stacked column chart. In the second print screen you can see it works correctly for the table but not for the stacked column chart. What am I doing wrong here?
Kind regards,
Rowan
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Hi @Anonymous ,
The conditional formatting takes the difference between the minimum and maximum values as the cardinality of Percent, not the total. You need to adjust it to something like rules below:
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Community Support Team _ Joey
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Unfortunately, this isn't a solution for a STACKED COLUMN chart, only for column / clustered column charts. I'm still looking for a solution to this as well. I have a budget burn down chart - stacked column - where the full bar represents the entire budget with the "stack" being the remaining budget (balance) based on what's been billed. each column / bar is a different client. I would like to have any negative balances (more billed than total budget / below ZERO line) to be red.
Thanks!
Hi @Anonymous ,
The conditional formatting takes the difference between the minimum and maximum values as the cardinality of Percent, not the total. You need to adjust it to something like rules below:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Joey
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank you for your help. It works perfect now.
Can you post a sample Power BI file ?
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