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highlighting highest numbers

Any way to be able to do this?

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Anonymous
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With Qlik Sense Pivot Tables - You can highlight the Cell Values based on your criteria.

This example shows highlighting the cells for all sales over $5000. 

This type of color expression needs to be placed in the Background Color Expression area of the Measure details on the right side of sense.

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swuehl
Champion III
Champion III

To highlight the max value, you can use something as background color expression like


=If( Sum(Value)=Max(TOTAL Aggr( Sum(Value), Product, Customer)),Yellow())


Sum(Value) being the expression in the chart and Product, Customer the dimensions.

Gabriel
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Hi,

Maybe try this below expression, select EDIT (little pencil icon at top right) then select Appearance then Colors then change the colors to By Expression.

IF(Sum([Value])=RANGEMAX(TOP(TOTAL Sum([Value]),1,NOOFROWS(TOTAL))),YELLOW())

Where YELLOW() is whatever color you want.

Here is the full function for Top and Bottom

IF(Sum([Value])=RANGEMAX(TOP(TOTAL Sum([Value]),1,NOOFROWS(TOTAL))),YELLOW()

,IF(Sum([Value]) = RANGEMIN(TOP(TOTAL Sum([Value]),1,NOOFROWS(TOTAL))),RED()))