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Hello!
I am working on creating a dynamic title for a card that summarizes the total number of hires in a certain time period, based on where the user is drilled into a related bar graph. I found the following DAX that gets me close, but I'm not wanting to concantenate the results. For example, if they are drilled into 2022 > Quarter 1 > April, I want the header to read "April". Is this possible? Here's what I'm working with:
Selected Value =
SELECTEDVALUE('Date Table'[Date].[Year])&" "&
SELECTEDVALUE('Date Table'[Date].[Quarter])&" "&
SELECTEDVALUE('Date Table'[Date].[Month])&" "&
SELECTEDVALUE('Date Table'[Date].[Day])
Thank you! Jodi
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@JirkaZ Thank you for the suggestion! I couldn't quite get that to work, but here is what I found in case others come across a similar issue. Please forgive my formatting, I'm new to DAX. 🙂
@JirkaZ Thank you for the suggestion! I couldn't quite get that to work, but here is what I found in case others come across a similar issue. Please forgive my formatting, I'm new to DAX. 🙂
I think you'll have to go backwards and check Day, Month, Quarter and Year with HASONEVALUE.
I'd use SWITCH(TRUE(), ... ) for that.
The first value with one value selected should then be used as title.
I hope my logic is correct on this 🙂
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