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Greetings,
I currently have a list of products with associated measures - see example below:
Product Actual Budget Variance Abs Variance
A 100 90 +10 10
B 200 250 (50) 50
C 150 175 (25) 25
I created a measure that allows me to aggregate the products based on the size of variance (selected in a separate slicer). Based on that selection, I want to create a new dimension of the product names. For example, if a project has a absolute value variance > 30, what I'd like to see is:
Product Actual Budget Variance Abs Variance Revised_Product Name
A 100 90 +10 10 All Other
B 200 250 (50) 50 B
C 150 175 (25) 25 All Other
I am not sure why the following syntax doesn't work. When I write the formula, I am not able to "call up" the column of product names:
Revised_Product Name = SWITCH (
TRUE( ),
[Abs Variance] <= [Selected Variance Size], "All Other",
'Table'Product
)
Thanks for any insights.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Revised_Product Name =
IF( HASONEFILTER( Table[Product] ),
IF(
[Abs Variance] <= [Selected Variance Size],
"All Other",
SELECTEDVALUE( Table[Product] )
)
)
Best
D
Revised_Product Name =
IF( HASONEFILTER( Table[Product] ),
IF(
[Abs Variance] <= [Selected Variance Size],
"All Other",
SELECTEDVALUE( Table[Product] )
)
)
Best
D
Many thanks - this worked perfectly!
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