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One Field Being Greater than the Other

ajaydhamrait
7 - Meteor

Hi All,

 

I am trying to highlight the Excel Output Yellow if one of the fields (Inception Year) is higher than the other field (Vintage year). Is this possible?

 

For example, if Inception year is 100 and Vintage year is 90, I want it to highlight the Vintage Year Data point Yellow on the Excel Output.

 

Thanks!

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binu_acs
21 - Polaris

@ajaydhamrait  one of the way of doing this

 

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ajaydhamrait
7 - Meteor

Hi @binu_acs , I get the following error message:

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flying008
15 - Aurora

Hi,@ajaydhamrait 

 

you need defined a field name for formula, either select exist column or create new column.

ajaydhamrait
7 - Meteor

Hi @flying008 , both field names exist within my input data 

flying008
15 - Aurora

@ajaydhamrait 

 

yep, so you need put the formula output in a exist or new column.

binu_acs
21 - Polaris

@ajaydhamrait @Seems to be you did not give any field name , you need to give a name for this field 

 

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ajaydhamrait
7 - Meteor

@binu_acs still getting this:

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binu_acs
21 - Polaris

@ajaydhamraitplease check you have field [Vintage Year] exist and it has the numeric data type. It the data type is string you need to either use toNumber([Vintage Year] or change the data type to double 

flying008
15 - Aurora

@ajaydhamrait 

 

the error-popup show your field type at least one is not a number, so you need to use toNumber() function in expression to rebuild it.

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