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giuliapiazza94
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Dimensionality (QlikView) in PowerBI

Hi guys,

I've to convert a QlikView report in a PBI report. 

In a table there is a measure like "if ( dimensionality = 0,  A, B).

I think I understand the meaning but I don't know which function can I use.

Can you help me?

 

Thank you 🙂

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giuliapiazza94
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I've solved the problem of DIMENSIONALITY (QlikView) using the function ISINSCOPE that allows me to manipulate the dimension of the matrix

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giuliapiazza94
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I've solved the problem of DIMENSIONALITY (QlikView) using the function ISINSCOPE that allows me to manipulate the dimension of the matrix

v-yanjiang-msft
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Hi @giuliapiazza94 ,

According to your description, you can use MAX function, it will return the value of current row. You can use it like this:

vkalyjmsft_0-1635923588031.png

Or you are still confused about it, please provide me with more details about your issue.

 

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Community Support Team _ kalyj

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@giuliapiazza94 

 

Hello,

 

you can use if in Power BI in measure or column.

 

But what I think here is happening that the dimensionality is Qlik Variable and in this case condition is that if dimensionality= False.

 

 

 

Greg_Deckler
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@giuliapiazza94 What is dinensionality? If it is a measure or column you could do IF([dimensionality]=0,"A","B")



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A column. 

For example 

giuliapiazza94_2-1635329589970.png

 

 

dimensionality (A and B and C) = 2

dimensionality (D) = 1

the 3 rows has dimensionality = 0

It should be correct

 

I can't use IF (column) but I can only do IF (measure)

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