Power BI - Formatting and DesignYou wrote this DAX formula for conditional formatting: IF(Sales > 1000, "Green", "Red". Why does it cause an error?AIncorrect function nameBWrong color namesCMissing closing parenthesisDSales is not a valid columnCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check the DAX formula syntaxThe formula IF(Sales > 1000, "Green", "Red" is missing a closing parenthesis at the end.Step 2: Identify the syntax errorWithout the closing parenthesis, the formula is incomplete and causes an error.Final Answer:Missing closing parenthesis -> Option CQuick Check:Syntax error = Missing parenthesis [OK]Quick Trick: Always count opening and closing parentheses [OK]Common Mistakes:Forgetting to close parenthesesUsing wrong function namesAssuming color names cause errors
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