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Hi all,

 

I have revenue values per month for X number of months with Month along the X-axis and .  How do I conditionally format Red-To-Green/Lowest-To-Maximum the values across with the same color formatting starting anew by each item along the Y-axis?  The equivalent would be Excel's Green-Yellow-Red color scale under Conditional Formatting.

 

For example:

PartnerJanuaryFebruaryMarchYouTube50150100Twitch1005075

 

Alternatively, I'd be okay (and probably prefer) with month-to-month change colors of red/green to represent month-over-month delta compared with the previous month.  Example below:

PartnerJanuaryFebruaryMarchYouTube50150100Twitch1005075
2 answers
  1. Oct 12, 2017, 5:33 PM

    Thanks for the assist.  Unfortunately, this doesn't quite get me there.  I know how to conditionally format metrics/dimensions, but what I don't know how to do is re-apply the color scale automatically per row, rather than all rows combined.  Not all rows' values are created equal, so if the scale of Row 1 is 1-1,000,000, it should apply the chosen color scale at that scale of difference, while Row 2 being 1-5,000 should have the same color scale applied to it, but at the 5,000 scale instead of 1,000,000.  IE: Re-apply the same color scale conditional formatting to each row independently of all other rows related to the specific dimension/metric.

     

    Example:

    Partner

    January

    February

    March

    YouTube50150100Twitch100,00050,00075,000
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