Using DAX to create Conditional Formatting Icons

[@xeeshanahmad8757]

Amazing ❤

[@AccessAnalytic]

Cheers

[@Chillman666]

Thank you for always having something fresh to bring to the table ❤

[@AccessAnalytic]

Glad to keep passing on things as I learn

[@huseyinburaktasci1638]

That was a great idea to use the icons. I didn't know this feature. Agree with you about conditional formatting is torturing in some cases. Thanks a lot, very useful tip!! Best wishes!

[@AccessAnalytic]

Glad you liked it

[@zzota]

I didn't know about the icon names. That's really useful. Thanks Wyn.

[@AccessAnalytic]

It’s a new one to me!

[@maxzr]

It was amazing. Didn't know you could "draw" icons with DAX!

[@AccessAnalytic]

Thanks for the comment, same here 😀

[@mnowako]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@McIlravyInc]

Woohoo I got it to work :) Thank you!

[@AccessAnalytic]

Great!

[@azwarmzafar]

Very nice and manageable notes one, many thanks.

[@AccessAnalytic]

Thank you

[@rhonskibeat1]

Thank you for this! I can't open the file though. It is requiring the newest version of Powerbi. Do you have version for older Powerbi versions?

[@AccessAnalytic]

Hi you’re welcome. No sorry. What version are you on and I recommend IT departments enable the Microsoft store version which self updates

[@shubhabratadey]

Amazing...💌

[@AccessAnalytic]

Glad you liked it