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I want the KPI chart to fully reflect such that for instance, 2014 Net Sales are displayed. Under conditional coloring, if Net sales 2014 > Net sales 2013, it turns red, else it turns green.
While it is red (which is supposedly correct), I tested with multiplying the value into 2, which should already be green, but it still appears red. It is red until I multiply into 2.95, and after that number it is green. It is wrong as the value 2014>2013 already before it is multiplied into 2 (refer to table screenshot) .I tried moving around the scaling, changing expressions from greater to and lesser than (> and <) , to getting the difference which got me the closest, but still not accurate.
I would appreciate a foolproof way to get a fully accurate result. Attaching screenshots for context and a table for context on why it is wrong.
Thanks a lot for the help
Could you please show the conditional coloring settings as well?
Hi @prae01
I must mention that I also struggled a bit with this one...
Firstly I would make the Set Analysis more dynamic.
First Measure
Sum({<Year = {"$(=Max(Year))"}>} Sales)
with Label expression
='Sales '&Max(Year)
Second Measure
Sum({<Year = {"$(=Max(Year)-1)"}>} Sales)
with Label Expression
='Sales '&Max(Year)-1
For the colors
The expression would just be
=Sum({<Year = {"$(=Max(Year)-1)"}>} Sales)
This would work and by nice and dynamic
Regards Jandre
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