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# Steps to enable Conditional Formatting
If you see the below message in the Conditional Formatting section, then please refer to the steps given below to enable Conditional Formatting:
Image 1: Conditional Formatting is disabled
1. Navigate to Visualization Pane-> Display Measures data field:
2. Insert/Add a numeric value in the Display Measures data field:
3. Navigate to Format Pane-> Display Measures:
4. If you do not wish to see the measure value in the data grid, then disable the toggle option of the value added:
5. Navigate to Advanced Editor (yellow pencil icon) and click on it:
Image 6: Advanced Editor icon
6. Click on the Conditional Formatting tab and now you can add new rules based on your preferences:
Image 7: Conditional Formatting tab from Advanced Editor
7. Click on Add a new rule and you can see as shown below:
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