Managing Conditional Highlighting for Graph Values

Add Conditional Highlighting to Graph Values

To specify conditional highlighting for values in a graph, complete these steps:

Right-click in the graph, and then select Conditional Highlighting to open the Conditional Highlighting dialog box.
Select a Measure.
Select the Condition that you want the selected measure to match.
In the Value field, type in a value or select a measure in the drop-down list. If you selected Is between as the condition, then type a Min value and a Max value. If you selected Is missing value as the condition, then this field is unavailable.

Note: If you are creating a condition for percentages, you must enter the conditional value as a decimal number. For example, if you want to filter for values above 50%, enter .5 as the conditional value.

Conditional Highlighting for Values Between a Minimum and a Maximum Value is an example of the Conditional Highlighting dialog box that was used to create Shoes with Revenues That Are Between Three and Six Million Dollars Are Highlighted .

Conditional Highlighting for Values Between a Minimum and a Maximum Value
Click OK.

To remove conditional highlighting from graph values, complete these steps:

Right-click in the graph, and then select Conditional Highlighting to open the Conditional Highlighting dialog box.
Click Clear.
Click OK.