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I have a direct query model and I want to conditional format a field (Worksite) based on hex values for that site. I have created a measure which gives the hex values for each site. But when I go to conditional formatting and select format by field value I cannot select the measure ( I cannot select any measure in the model). Is this a known issue ? I know I can do so in import mode and it worked successfully. Manually applying colours is not an option as there are too many charts which needs updating. Any ideas ?
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Hey,
I can't confirm this, make sure you are using the latest Power BI Desktop version, I'm using the May 2019 release (check --> Help --> About).
Here you can see that I'm connected to a data model using direct query:
This directquery data source is a SQL Server 2017 database, but I can also confirm that this also works with other dirctquery datasources.
Make sure that your measure returns a text string, this string has to be either
This is how I apply a measure for conditional formatting (here the background):
I choose: Format by "Field value":
I select the measure that returns the text encoded color that I want to apply to the background:
And this is how the table will look like:
And this is how the measure look liks:
vizAid Background Color - Quantity = SWITCH( TRUE() , v_Quantity < 11000, [vizAid trafficlight bad] , AND([Total Quantity] >= 11000, [Total Quantity] < 15000) , [vizAid Color trafficlight maybe] , "Darkgrey" )
This measure is referencing two other measures, these measures just define a color, like so:
vizAid trafficlight bad = "Crimson"
Hopefully this provides some ideas.
Regards,
Tom
Hey,
I can't confirm this, make sure you are using the latest Power BI Desktop version, I'm using the May 2019 release (check --> Help --> About).
Here you can see that I'm connected to a data model using direct query:
This directquery data source is a SQL Server 2017 database, but I can also confirm that this also works with other dirctquery datasources.
Make sure that your measure returns a text string, this string has to be either
This is how I apply a measure for conditional formatting (here the background):
I choose: Format by "Field value":
I select the measure that returns the text encoded color that I want to apply to the background:
And this is how the table will look like:
And this is how the measure look liks:
vizAid Background Color - Quantity = SWITCH( TRUE() , v_Quantity < 11000, [vizAid trafficlight bad] , AND([Total Quantity] >= 11000, [Total Quantity] < 15000) , [vizAid Color trafficlight maybe] , "Darkgrey" )
This measure is referencing two other measures, these measures just define a color, like so:
vizAid trafficlight bad = "Crimson"
Hopefully this provides some ideas.
Regards,
Tom
Hi @TomMartens ,
I've also arrived with this solution, but the problem is that I can only make it work without RLS when I apply RLS everything crashes.
Sorry the message is half Spanish half English.
Any ideas why?
Hey,
I can choose measures for conditional formatting in SSAS live connections (SSAS Tabular) no matter if they are defined in the model or created inside the report, report based measures have to be explicity set to datatype text. For this reason I assume you are using SSAS Multidimensional.
Regards,
Tom
Thank you, it worked !. It was really the measure not being formatted as text in the SSAS model even though it was giving text values. Have fixed it at the source and now its working fine !
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