Conditional Formatting

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Conditional Formatting

A Pivot dashboard item highlights cells with a certain color, depending on the cell's value. You can calculate a format rule by measures placed in the Values section and dimensions placed in the Columns or Rows section.

 

You can use hidden measures to specify a condition used to apply formatting to visible values.

 

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Supported Format Rules

Format rules that can be applied to different data item types are as follows:

 

numeric

oValue

oTop-Bottom

oAverage

oExpression

oIcon Ranges

oColor Ranges

oGradient Ranges

oBar

oBar Color Ranges

oBar Gradient Ranges

string

oValue (with the condition type set to Equal To, Not Equal To or Text that Contains)

oExpression

date-time

oValue

oA Date Occurring (for dimensions with a continuous date-time group interval)

oExpression

oIcon and Color Ranges

oColor Ranges

oGradient Ranges

oBar

oBar Color Ranges

oBar Gradient Ranges

 

Refer to the following topic for more information about format condition types: Conditional Formatting in Web Dashboard.

 

Create and Edit a Format Rule

You can create and edit format rules in the Conditional Formatting section that is located in the following places:

 

The dashboard item's Options menu

The data item menu

 

Refer to the following topic for information on how to create and edit format rules: Conditional Formatting in Web Dashboard.

 

Pivot-Specific Format Condition Settings

New appearance settings are applied to data cells that correspond to a row/column intersection. You can set a new intersection of the row and column or use predefined settings.

 

Note the following specifics:

 

1.The dashboard does not calculate format rules in a pivot item for percentage values at multiple levels. In this case, the "All Levels" intersection mode is not available.

2.If you create a new format rule for a dimension from the Columns/Rows section, the corresponding format condition dialog does not contain any Pivot-specific settings.

 

The format rule's Miscellaneous section contains pivot-specific options:

 

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Option

Description

Enabled

Enables/disables the current format rule.

Intersection Mode

Specifies the level at which to apply conditional formatting to pivot cells.

Intersection Row/Column Dimension

Applies the format rule to the specified row/column dimension, if you select the Specific Level as the intersection mode.

Apply to Row/Column

Specifies whether to apply the formatting to the Pivot item's entire row/column.

 

A Pivot item allows you to specify the field intersection to which a format rule is applied.

 

Intersection Level Mode

Description

Auto

Identifies the default level. For the Pivot dashboard item, Auto identifies the First Level.

First Level

The first level values are used to apply conditional formatting.

Last Level

The last level values are used to apply conditional formatting.

All Levels

All pivot data cells are used to apply conditional formatting.

Specific Level

The specified measures/dimensions are used to apply conditional formatting.

 

For example, the Pivot item has three fields in the column area (Year, Category, and Product) and one field in the row area (State):

 

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The image below displays different intersection levels with the applied format rule:

 

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To apply a format rule to the row or column Grand Total, change the Intersection Level Mode to Specific level and set the [Grand Total] value as the intersection row/column dimension.