Hello EDNA - needed help w/ conditional formatting measure. where the top 5 are highlighted showing and ignoring “TA” see pic :
I don’t want “TA” to be highlighted…but need it’s number to be shown.
also attaching PBI
Appreciate the help in advance,
Frankee.
DM-XT-CondFormat.pbix (199.1 KB)
Hi @Frankee ,
Simple you can have 2 measure - one for to be shown (with TA) and one for conditional format (without TA) to put in
PBI:
DM-XT-CondFormat_for_Frankee.pbix (200.0 KB)
Hope it helps.
Best regards,
Maja
Hello @Frankee
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Thank you
Hey @Mspanic - appreciate you sharing your solution. The condition factor measure currently gets us halfway there, by ignoring “TA”. what’s still needed is capturing the TOP 5 or 10 to be highlighted. Because the number will be dynamic I need to get away from the manual rule below:
Thanks again in advance ,
Frankee
Hi @Frankee,
So beside ignoring this TA in highlighting, you would like to use Rank for highlights ?
To do so you can add Ranking measure
Rank = RANKX(ALLSELECTED(XT[AU3],XT[Dept]),CALCULATE([ASF.CF]),,DESC,Dense)
And use it instead for your formating :
You can use also slicer for picking x for TOP x and modified a little bit Rank measure according to that.
Best regards,
Maja
Hello @Mspanic - I finally understood the measure and this final solution worked.
I was trying to see if something like this would work, but it would highlight everything.
RANK =
VAR _ASFCF = IF (MIN(XT[AU3]) =“VG”,1,[ASF.])
RETURN
RANKX(ALLSELECTED(XT[AU3],XT[Dept]),CALCULATE(_ASFCF),DESC,Dense)
Again, it all worked out. THANK YOU!!!
Frankee
