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DYNAMIC FORMAT USING DAX FOR SLICER
- 6 years ago
GOT IT!!!
I took the initial code you sent that fixed the percentage values and switched it out with the new line of code but left the currency values as is. THIS IS THE CODE THAT WORKS. Thank you so much!!!
Sales$ (Table) =IF (ISCROSSFILTERED ( 'Parameter'[calculations] ),SWITCH (TRUE (),VALUES('Parameter'[calculations]) = "YoY%",SWITCH( TRUE(),ABS([Sales$ YoY%]) < 0.1, FORMAT([Sales$ YoY%]," 0.0%"),ABS([Sales$ YoY%]) < 1, FORMAT([Sales$ YoY%]," 0.0%"),FORMAT([Sales$ YoY%],"0%")),VALUES ( 'Parameter'[calculations] ) = "YoY Gap", RIGHT ( " $" & FORMAT ( [Sales$ YoY Gap], "0,0" ), 12 ),VALUES ( 'Parameter'[calculations] ) = "Current Year Actuals", RIGHT ( " $" & FORMAT ( [Sales$ CY], "0,0" ), 12 ),BLANK ()),BLANK ()) - 6 years ago
Add another space and change the 5 to 6.
Instead of all these stunts in the code and workarounds that will soon become hardly readable... why not use the functionality of PBI that's called bookmarks? Instead of a slicer for parameters just use buttons+bookmarks and everything will be easy and simple. By the way, by doing what you're doing right now you're risking that one day there'll be a case you have not thought about and you'll get a messed-up display. Please, for your own good, use buttons, views and bookmarks with simple measures.
How can I go about doing that?
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicableWatch this: https://youtu.be/DuBc_71YIaE