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NewData visualization
3 years ago

Conditional Formatting - Gradient

Get ready to take your financial analysis to the next level with our latest feature release: Gradient Conditional Formatting 😱🚀

You can now use color gradients to highlight changes in your values, allowing you to quickly spot trends and outliers. 

To do this, go to the Visualization section of the Table Builder and select the Metrics area. From there, click on the tear icon to add default conditional colors for that variable. You can switch to Manual mode by entering values in the conditional popover and customizing the colors based on your preferences.

Conditional formatting applies to all actual and version data for that variable, except for variance data. In tree tables, conditional formatting is applied at a variable or dimension level, which means that the formatting is based on the values of individual cells within each variable or dimension. In tabular tables, conditional formatting is applied at the lowest level of the hierarchy, which means that the formatting is based on the values of individual cells in the entire variable.

Visit this page in the Acabum Academy to learn more about how to apply 🔗Conditional Formatting on tables.