In can I format the matrix subtotal and total rows so that they look different from the rest of rows(text format, color, size... e.t.c.)? I mean all the row not only the numbers that are by default bold, but also the text part.
Can anyone provide me with a relevant code?
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I mean to format also column, not only the values.
You sure can, as long as you have data in the matrix visualization, you will have access to this field in the formatting options under "Subtotals":
Here, you can format colors, text size and font.
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I am very new to Power BI and I have this requirement to format the table which is not conditional formatting but kind a hard coding formatting.
First Row Column 1 is Yellow, Columns 2, 3 and 4 are Red
Second Row Column 1 is Green, Column 2 and 3 are Yellow, Column 4 is Red
Third Row Column 1, 2, 3 and 4 are Green
Fourth Row No Colour
I have also attached the pic below
I guess this is not possible. The reason is, all columns are generated dynamically based on your data in the table. That's why you need to apply conditions to color cells as you want.
Now, as you showed in the sample presentation, if you have that fixed amount of rows and columns with known fixed values in different cells, you can use CARD visual for each individual value to show and then use your expected background.Not a good approach, but the end user will see the expected output :)
I want to change the background color for specific rows in a matrix based on the name of the row.
Here is my matrix
What I did so far was to create a conditional column X in the data table that says, for example, when asset_name is A82 give me 1, in all other cases give me 0. Then for each field in Values, I created a conditional rule based on that X column -
when column X is 1 - blue color, when is 0 - white color. Basically, I apply conditional background color for the columns. However, I want to be able to conditionally color the rows. There is no option to choose a background color for the fields in Rows. Therefore, I'm able to custom-color only the column part of the matrix.
Is there any workaround for this?
Could you use something like this - you can conditionally format a row based on the value of a measure https://www.cloudfronts.com/conditional-formatting-by-row-in-a-matrix/
I set up Color Scale no color from lowest value to red color for highest value.
But if I filter data and column "Losses" have values $0 then for some reason the whole column becomes red.
Is any way how can it make it with "No color" if all the values are 0's?
in order to fix the problem I also have to indicate max value. So I used maximum value as $1,000,000 which is fit for my dataset.
I'm looking to have heatmap in google data studio to work with negative and positive values. Can there be two different color schemes for negative and positive values?
Currently, my column looks like this:
Style settings:
I want to highlight the negative values too (for example, red color scheme).
It can be achieved using Conditional Formatting; for example (where Score represents the respective field):
1) Red (Negative Values)
Colour Type: Single Colour
Format Rues: Score Less Than 0
Colour and Style: Score field with a Red Background Colour
2) Green (Positive Values)
Colour Type: Single Colour
Format Rues: Score Greater Than or Equal to 0
Colour and Style: Score field with a Green Background Colour
Google Data Studio Report and a GIF to elaborate:
Not as a colour scale, no. Nimantha's solution will work if you only need binary colours for positive and negative, but if you want a positive gradient and negative gradient, you'd need to enter the min and max values for each column as a conditional format.
Data Studio doesn't currently have a way to sub in min and max variables for a range, so that means manual entry for every column (and even then, it won't have full functionality when date ranges are adjusted). Bit of a pain that they haven't implemented something so straightforward.
At work, I needed that if the value of a cell is equal to the cell next to it, then the background color changes to red, but it is doing it for blank cells, so it may be confusing for others.
Is there a way to avoid blank cells?
I have this formula:
=IF($D2=$C2,TRUE)
then background color changes to red (not sure if the correct formula, but it worked at the beginning, I am doing this in the Conditional Format Rules in Google Sheets).
I used this:
=IF($D1=$C1,IF(ISBLANK($D1),FALSE,TRUE))
I set the range to be C1:D1000. Your formula was putting the formatted color on the row above the data being checked. This formula checks if they are equal. Then if so it checks if one is blank. You don't have to check if they are both blank, the formula already knows that they are equal. So then if they are equal, return false, otherwise return true.
Clear formatting from C2 to wherever in ColumnD suits and with that selected then Format - Conditional formatting..., Custom formula is and:
=($C2=$D2)*($C2<>"")
Then select formatting of choice and Done.