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  • Why and When to Use Conditional Formatting
  • How Conditional Formatting is Set Up
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Conditional Formatting

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Conditional formatting in Innofalls charts allows users to dynamically adjust their charts based on specific data conditions. By applying visual effects such as color changes, bold text, and more, users can highlight key data points and customize their charts to meet specific needs. This section covers the available conditions and effects, providing examples of when and why to use them, and demonstrates a practical use case.

Why and When to Use Conditional Formatting

Conditional formatting is useful for emphasizing important data, identifying trends, and making comparisons clearer. You can use it in various scenarios, such as:

  • Highlighting values that exceed a certain threshold

  • Hiding Labels of Small Elements

  • Consistently colorizing measures across charts

  • Reformat Sums

  • Adding scenario formatting to specific dates

How Conditional Formatting is Set Up

To open the conditional formatting dialog, click on the corresponding button in the menu:\

A large dialog is opened, which displays the list of rules on the left side and details for the selected rule on the right.

The effect (blue box) is what is applied if all conditions (red box) below match. There has to be at least one condition and all of them have to match. There is no OR condition.

The following conditions and effects are available:

Conditions

Condition Type
Description
Parameters

Measure Equals

Checks if the measure key matches specified measure keys

Measure Key: Select one or more measure keys. Any of them has to match.

Member Equals

Checks if the grouping member key matches specified member keys

Dimension: Select a dimension from which the member(s) have to match Member: Any of the members has to match

Sum

Checks if the data represents a sum

Sum- You can select if the Element has to be a sum, or if it must not be a sum

Value Compares to Fix Value

Compares the value to a specified value using a comparator

Comparison Value: The value or threshold to compare with

Comparator: How the values are compared (e.g. smaller, greater, equal etc.)

Use accumulated value: Checks whether the accumulated value is above the threshold; important for waterfall values

Value Compares to Measure Value

Compares the value to another measure's value

Target Measure: Another measure in your data to compare with

Hint: When you combine this with Custom Chart Configurations, you can add measures to the chart that can be used for calculations but are not visible to the viewer.

Comparator: How the values are compared (e.g. smaller, greater, equal etc.)

Use accumulated value: Checks whether the accumulated value is above the threshold; important for waterfall values

Value Meets Measure Range

Checks if a value is inside the range of another measures value. For example, you could check if your Sales are within 5% of your Plan.

Target Measure: Another measure in your data to compare with

Range in percent: The amount the values are allowed to deviate.

Use accumulated value: Checks whether the accumulated value of the measure to test is above the threshold; important for waterfall values Must be outside range: If checked, the condition applies when the value is outside and not inside the specified range.

Effects

Effect Type
Description
Parameters

Element Color

Changes the bar's fill and stroke color

Color

Frame Color

Changes the bar's stroke color

Color

Hide Text

Hides the text label

None

Bold Text

Makes the text label bold

None

Scenario

Changes the text color

A scenario from the list AC, PP, FC and BU.

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Conditional Formatting Dialog