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Hello,
I have several measures : [measure A], [measure B]; [measure C], [measure D].
I have created a table with the corresponding texts :
measure A |
measure B |
measure C |
measure D |
and a slicer linked to this table.
I would like to be able to select several values in this slicers and then, use this information to calculate a new measure that will sum each selected measure.
If I select A and C, my new measure will be [Total] = [measure A] + [measure C]
If I add D to the current selection, I want that [Total] = [measure A] + [measure C]+ [measure D]
I know how to do that with one dedicated slicers per measure, but I would prefer the approach with just one slicer.
Can you help me ?
Thanks by advance.
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Hello,
I've find the solution of my issue 🙂.
My SlicerTable :
Show |
A |
B |
C |
D |
[new measure]=
SUMX(SlicerTable;
SWITCH(SlicerTable[Show];
"A";[Mesure A];
"B";[Mesure B];
"C";[Mesure C];
"D";[Measure D]
)
)
@arq52 - Perhaps take a look at this: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Dynamic-EVERYTHING-measures-axis-legend-titl...
Thank you for your help,
But at "step 1", this is the usual selection of a single value (distribution or price or value or volume).
And not several values selected in one slicers.
Best regards.
Hello,
I've find the solution of my issue 🙂.
My SlicerTable :
Show |
A |
B |
C |
D |
[new measure]=
SUMX(SlicerTable;
SWITCH(SlicerTable[Show];
"A";[Mesure A];
"B";[Mesure B];
"C";[Mesure C];
"D";[Measure D]
)
)
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