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on columns \u2013 years 2017 and 2018. Inside the table \u2013 \u201cReseller Sales Amount\u201d measure.<\/p>\n Say, we need to emphasize somehow the sales amount larger than 500,000. To do that, perform one of the following actions:<\/p>\n The window will appear containing highlight rules (there are no rules at the moment):<\/p>\n Press the Add button and a new tab with a highlight rule will appear.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s name the rule \u201cMore than 500K\u201d and fill in all the fields as it is shown on the picture below:<\/p>\n According to the configured rule, the \u201cReseller Sales Amount\u201d measure will be analyzed. The type of analysis is Exception (exceptional situation), empty fields will be ignored and the values bigger than 500,000 will be colored green.<\/p>\n After pressing \u00abOK\u00bb button you will see that all values bigger than 500,000 are highlighted with a green color:<\/p>\n You can set multiple highlight rules.<\/p>\n The highlight can also be of gradient type. Open the highlight rules window once again and change the highlight settings as it is shown on the picture:<\/p>\n After that the table will look like this:<\/p>\n You can easily notice that the bigger is value in the cell, the more saturated is its color. If you press the \u201cSelect\u201d button in the highlight rule\u2019s settings window, then the other window will appear where you can set the gradient settings:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n\n
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