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Help with combinations by DAX
- 5 years ago
Hi, CongPham30SVN
According to your description, I can clearly understand what you want to get.
You said you want to get the combination that will bring you the biggest profit margin value, I think there are many possible combinations. My opinion is that the best way is to experiment with all the possible ways to get the final result. You can take a look at my steps and find if it’s useful:
- I create three Matrix to get the rank of the profit margin of the three categories in order to make the combination:
- Then I can make the permutation and combination according to the large selections:
- One List1, one List2:96.43%
- Two List1, one List2: 96.43%
- Two List1, two List2: 95.71%
- One List1, two List2:94.55%
- Two List1, three List2: 93.00%
As we can see, when you select “M”, “Blue”, you can get the the biggest profit margin value, which can prove also prove the truth that littlemojopuppy posted: Single filter is always greater than multiple filter.
You can download my test pbix file here
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Robert Qin
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Thank all for your help. I'll try to explain my request on the picture below. I want to know what value I got with all combinations can be happen of my Category and Client. The combination can be result of one Category value and one Client value, or two Category value and one Client value, or three Category value and two Client value ...
CongPham30SVN , Still not very clear. But you should provide slicer, so that users can select the value.
And you can display sum(Table[Normal Cus]) on a card visual