Conditional Formatting for Total and Subtotals in Matrices
The recent addition of conditional formatting for values is wonderful. However, it would be great to have the ability format subtotals and totals, as the variation on those fields are often even more important to draw attention to.
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Thanks for the feedback! While this isn’t (yet!) on our near term roadmap, please keep voting and giving us feedback on the idea. We definitely see the need and will update the idea when we are closer to adding this feature.
406 comments
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Anonymous
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IS there any timeline for acting upon this idea. This is a very basic and must feature. MS can you act fast on this
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Anonymous
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This is some basic but important and I believe also easy fix. Doing that will earn you more respect and trust from users/developers. Right now I can only tell end users MS is still improving but without a timeframe.
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Jonathan Watters commented
Matrix never should've come out to begin with if it lacked this feature. 3 years in and its not even on the road map? That's an embarrassment.
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Sohail
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when will you're going to be serious about user problem business want this feature, we need this badly, please get this ASAP we can't wait till next year MBAS for announcement than another few months for roll-out.
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Anonymous
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This is nearly 3years old by this point. When will it see the light of day?
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Sonja
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Please add this functionality. It's a must.
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Chaitanya Melimi
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I think this is a must have feature and needs to be added otherwise what is the point of showing different levels. The whole idea is to drill down from summary to detail with the ability to see the status at the summary level.
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Asmita
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Conditional formatting for Totals and Subtotals should be there as its a basic feature.
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Scott Abotorabi
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Any Updates?
Nearly 4,000 votes and 400 comments. This has been backlogged for 8 months??
This is a basic necessity when using a matrix.
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Romina
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Is there any update on this? Thanks.
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Marco Cusson
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Seems like it should have been a basic feature along the values conditionnal formatting.
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Adrian Theuma
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I agree - this is a must have requirement and needs to be added otherwise what is the point of showing different levels. The whole idea is to drill down from summary to detail with the ability to see the status at the summary level.
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Anonymous
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It has been a huge loss not being able to conditionally format the totals and subtotals. There are cases where you want to highlight a KPI for the summarized values in an array, especially arrays that use Drill Down levels.
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Leonardo Zuniga
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Oh c'mon! everything we're lately needing seems to be backlogged!! This is basic formatting functionality on Excel and other products. Please make it a bit easier for us to provide the I on BI to our users! :@
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Fernando Sa
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I use PowerBI extensively...But the lack of some very basic Office features like this one, click drag to select multiple items, etc... Turns the experience way more frustrating than it should be on the developer side.
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Blair Gibb
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Yet another on the long list of annoyances. It's just not a mature product...
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Billy Moran
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Seriously? This is a fundamental reporting need that totally screws up many of the tables I try to produce. And then I have to explain that Power BI just sucks and yet still try to justify using it. You are making it exceedingly difficult to do so with such elementary aspects like this not being addressed. And add to that the formatting of row headers when you show values by row!
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Laco Zimanyi
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How is this not in from the very start? And not just conditional... even simple formatting of subtotals/totals...
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Anonymous
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Lots of complaints from my workplace that the totals are not conditionally formatted but the values are. Seems that totals are the point??
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Félix St-Laurent
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I need this for yesterday