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Hello friends,
Can anyone help me solve this problem?
In Power BI, I have a table with two columns. The 'Salesperson 1' column and the 'Salesperson 2' column.
I want to create three table visuals where visual 1 will have the Salesperson 1 column in context. In visual 2 you will have the Seller 2 column in context and in visual 3 you will have the Seller 1 and Seller 2 column in context.
I need to create a single unique measure for the three visual elements in which if the context contains the Salesperson 1 column then return the measure [Goal 1], otherwise, if the context contains the Salesperson 2 column then return the measure [Goal 2], otherwise, if the context contains the Salesperson 1 column and also the Salesperson 2 column, then return the sum of the measures [Goal 1]+[Goal 2].
I did the following DAX measurement below, I am not getting the desired result as the total grid value is returning BLANK. I don't understand because I'm using the SUMX function to force the value to appear.
Measure Test =
VAR _Seller1inScope = HASONEFILTER('customer table'[Name Seller1])
VAR _Seller2inScope = HASONEFILTER('customer table'[Name Seller2])
VAR _Swith =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
_Seller1inScope && NOT _Seller2inScope,
SUMX(
VALUES('customer table'[Name Seller1]),[Goal Seller 1]),
_Seller2inScope && NOT _Seller1inScope,
SUMX(
VALUES('customer table'[Name Seller2]),[Goal Seller 2]),
_Seller1inScope && _Seller2inScope,
[Seller 1 + Seller 2]
)
RETURN
_Swith
Please download the PBIX file here
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Rai_BI ,
We can create a measure.
Measure 4 =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Slicer'[Seller]) = "Name Seller1", SUMX ( VALUES ( 'customer table'[Name Seller1] ), [Measure Test] ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Slicer'[Seller]) = "Name Seller2",SUMX ( VALUES ( 'customer table'[Name Seller2] ), [Measure Test] ),
SUMX(SUMMARIZE('customer table','customer table'[Name Seller1],'customer table'[Name Seller2],"measure",[Measure Test]),[measure])
)
We can create a slicer table.
Slicer = DATATABLE (
"Seller", STRING,
{
{ "Name Seller1" },
{ "Name Seller2" }
}
)
Edit interactions for each slicer in the format pane and hide the slicers.
If you don't want to use a slicer, you can refer to this post to create a field parameter.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Rai_BI ,
We can create a measure.
Measure 4 =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Slicer'[Seller]) = "Name Seller1", SUMX ( VALUES ( 'customer table'[Name Seller1] ), [Measure Test] ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Slicer'[Seller]) = "Name Seller2",SUMX ( VALUES ( 'customer table'[Name Seller2] ), [Measure Test] ),
SUMX(SUMMARIZE('customer table','customer table'[Name Seller1],'customer table'[Name Seller2],"measure",[Measure Test]),[measure])
)
We can create a slicer table.
Slicer = DATATABLE (
"Seller", STRING,
{
{ "Name Seller1" },
{ "Name Seller2" }
}
)
Edit interactions for each slicer in the format pane and hide the slicers.
If you don't want to use a slicer, you can refer to this post to create a field parameter.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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