Dashboard Conditional Formatting

lottica

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Hi all... hoping someone can help me!

I have a question about conditional formatting.

I have created a dashboard with a tab where I need to change the conditional formatting based on a drop down selection. This is because there are different average benchmarks for each selection. For example...

When I select option X from the drop down, I need the formatting to show green/red/yellow based on the average benchmarks for this option.

When I select option Y from the dropdown, I need it to do the same, however the average benchmarks for this option are different etc... there are 5 different options.

Dropdown is already set up - it's just the conditional formatting that I need to sort out now.

Any help much appreciated.

L :confused:
 

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Hi all... hoping someone can help me!

I have a question about conditional formatting.

I have created a dashboard with a tab where I need to change the conditional formatting based on a drop down selection. This is because there are different average benchmarks for each selection. For example...

When I select option X from the drop down, I need the formatting to show green/red/yellow based on the average benchmarks for this option.

When I select option Y from the dropdown, I need it to do the same, however the average benchmarks for this option are different etc... there are 5 different options.

Dropdown is already set up - it's just the conditional formatting that I need to sort out now.

Any help much appreciated.

L :confused:

this can be done by using an AND in your CF.

the formula you will use in CF will be:

=and(OptionX,Benchmark1)

change to represent your benchmarks and your options.
 
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