Which two visuals support the functionality of conditional formatting in Power BI?

The functionality of conditional formatting in Power BI is specifically designed to help users visually represent data in a way that highlights key trends, comparisons, or important thresholds. Among the options provided, the correct choices that support conditional formatting are the Matrix and the Table visuals.

The Matrix visual allows users to display data in a grid format, and conditional formatting can be applied to the values in this grid. This is particularly useful for identifying patterns across multiple dimensions, as users can format the cells based on rules, such as color coding based on performance metrics or thresholds. For example, a user could apply red colors to values below a certain target and green to those above it.

Similarly, the Table visual also supports conditional formatting and provides a straightforward way to apply formatting rules to individual cells or entire rows based on the underlying data. Users can utilize conditional formatting in a Table to easily observe outliers, trends, or specific data points that fall within predefined criteria.

While Gauge and Scatter charts can provide valuable insights through visualization, they do not incorporate the same level of conditional formatting options that the Matrix and Table visuals do. Gauges typically display a single value against a goal, and while visually impactful, they do not lend themselves to formatting based on multiple conditions. Scatter charts represent relationships