Conditional Formatting Discrete Rows 

Great Tip. Since I read this in Ryan's book, I've used this method for customer dashboards many many times. I had the problem that I could not name the axis on the top and did not figure out how I could achieve it with a dual axis of avg(0). Now I know. Many thanks!

Great video! Thank you very much. I have one question: in the end there is an empty row at the bottom (the x-axis), is it possible to remove this white space, or to for example add totals?

Hi @Andy, this is really helpful, thank you very much! On the same line, I have a question related to the wrapping of dimension text to the column width, sometimes when we try to show long text, the text gets cutoff due to the width, can we do some trick to increase the size of that cell so that we can show whole text in that cell?

From where we can find the sample file for the same exercises and practices.?

Hey, i am looking for conditional formatting to a column wise cells..in crosstab... As we see in excel... like If column cell value 90 and 100 then green...

Please provide a sample file for practice

Thank you so much for your tutorials!

From what I can see, it's almost as if the best way to use measures on the column shelf is by dual axis. It increases overall flexibility of the tool

how will we know when to use avg(0) ? as that part didn't understood on the whole it is very useful tip.

Wat is meant by discrete and continuous can u say?