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kunkumnaveen
Specialist
Specialist

How the write the expression

Hello All,

I had atttached the image ,Please find the attachment 

I need to Color the cell with max percentage of  each model,

For example from multiple model values i had selected CRETA, For Creta i need to color cell with 31% percentage 

Expression for %:

sum({<Year={2018}>}[Volume])/sum({<Year={2018}>}total<[Model]>[Volume])

 

Thanks

 

 

3 Replies
StarinieriG
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Hi,

 

try with something like this: 

 

If(Rank(total sum({<Year={2018}>}[Volume])/sum({<Year={2018}>}total<[Model]>[Volume]))<=Count(total distinct Model & Year),COLOR)

sunny_talwar

You can try a color expression like this

If(Max(TOTAL <Model> Aggr(Sum({<Year = {2018}>} [Volume]), Price, Model, Liters, Fuel, Transmission)) = Sum({<Year = {2018}>} [Volume]), LightRed())

Here if you create this expression.... you should see the Max value of the Model repeating for each of the row...

Max(TOTAL <Model> Aggr(Sum({<Year = {2018}>} [Volume]), Price, Model, Liters, Fuel, Transmission))

I did not use the denominator in the expression because it is redundant and will have the same value for all the Model.

Brett_Bleess
Former Employee
Former Employee

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