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Hi,
I'm working on a project where there are numerous inputs, which are then averaged together to come up with a composite score. I would like the ability to be able to select various combinations of measures, and have the selections show in a bar chart, along with the overall composite score which would change based on which inputs are selected.
My dataset looks like this:
Product | Name | Value |
Product 1 | Input 1 Rating | 3 |
Product 1 | Input 2 Rating | 5 |
Product 1 | Input 3 Rating | 3 |
Product 2 | Input 1 Rating | 4 |
Product 2 | Input 2 Rating | 3 |
Product 2 | Input 3 Rating | 5 |
Product 3 | Input 1 Rating | 3 |
Product 3 | Input 2 Rating | 4 |
Product 3 | Input 3 Rating | 3 |
Product 4 | Input 1 Rating | 3 |
Product 4 | Input 2 Rating | 1 |
Product 5 | Input 1 Rating | 2 |
Product 5 | Input 2 Rating | 1 |
Product 6 | Input 1 Rating | 1 |
Product 7 | Input 1 Rating | 3 |
Product 7 | Input 2 Rating | 2 |
Product 8 | Input 1 Rating | 4 |
Product 9 | Input 1 Rating | 1 |
Product 9 | Input 2 Rating | 3 |
Product 9 | Input 3 Rating | 2 |
Product 10 | Input 1 Rating | 3 |
Product 11 | Input 1 Rating | 4 |
Product 11 | Input 2 Rating | 3 |
Product 11 | Input 3 Rating | 1 |
I would like a clustered bar chart that has the Product on the y-axis, and the various Inputs, as well as the composite score (average of all inputs) on the x-axis. For Example, for Product 11, there would be 4 bars (3 for the inputs, 1 for the composite score). If I select just input 1&2 in the field parameter, then the composite score would be 3.5 (as well as only show input 1 and 2 in the bar chart , along with a bar for the composite score). If I select all the inputs, then the composite score would be 2.67 (and show 4 bars for that product).
I'm struggling to find a solution that would dynamically change the composite score based on the selections, as well as only showing the inputs that are selected. I'm not 100% sold on if field parameters are the way to go, or if there is an alternative way creating a measure for each input, and adding the 4 measures to the x-axis instead of the parameter and having some other kind of slicer.
For the parameter, i created 4 measures and selected them in the field parameter options:
Input 1 rating = Calculate(Average([Value]),[Name]="Input 1 Rating")
Input 2 rating = Calculate(Average([Value]),[Name]="Input 2 Rating")
Input 3 rating = Calculate(Average([Value]),[Name]="Input 3 Rating")
Composite Score = Average([value])
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi @Specialist707 ,
Please try:
Composite Score =
AVERAGEX (
'Parameter',
SWITCH (
CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Parameter'[Parameter] ) ),
"Input 1 rating", [Input 1 rating],
"Input 2 rating", [Input 2 rating],
"Input 3 rating", [Input 3 rating]
)
)
Final output:
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Specialist707 ,
Please try:
Composite Score =
AVERAGEX (
'Parameter',
SWITCH (
CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Parameter'[Parameter] ) ),
"Input 1 rating", [Input 1 rating],
"Input 2 rating", [Input 2 rating],
"Input 3 rating", [Input 3 rating]
)
)
Final output:
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
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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