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Hello community,
Is there any way to set up a relationship between a measure and a Column of a table?
So what I thought is the following:
1) I created a new table with the GENERATESERIES() Function. In this function I just put in a span of integers (For example 1 until 10)
2) I created 10 measures for every integer value.
3) Usually I just can create relationships between tables. But now I would like to have a 2-Tuple.
4) I considered to do something like this / the idea: { (1, measure_result_1), (2, measure_result_2), ..., (10, measure_result_10) }
5) Result should be a visualisation with 1 until 10 on x-axis and the corresponding results on the y-axis.
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
I tried to create a sample pbix file like below, and I hope the below can provide some ideas on how to create a solution for your dataset.
Expected result measure: =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Axis table'[Value] ) = 1, CALCULATE ( SUM ( Data[Quantity] ), Data[Category] = "Ca01" ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Axis table'[Value] ) = 2, CALCULATE ( SUM ( Data[Quantity] ), Data[Category] = "Ca03" ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Axis table'[Value] ) = 3, CALCULATE ( SUM ( Data[Quantity] ), Data[Category] = "Ca08" )
)
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Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
I tried to create a sample pbix file like below, and I hope the below can provide some ideas on how to create a solution for your dataset.
Expected result measure: =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Axis table'[Value] ) = 1, CALCULATE ( SUM ( Data[Quantity] ), Data[Category] = "Ca01" ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Axis table'[Value] ) = 2, CALCULATE ( SUM ( Data[Quantity] ), Data[Category] = "Ca03" ),
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Axis table'[Value] ) = 3, CALCULATE ( SUM ( Data[Quantity] ), Data[Category] = "Ca08" )
)
If this post helps, then please consider accepting it as the solution to help other members find it faster, and give a big thumbs up.
@Shifty1993 Maybe:
Measure =
SWITCH('Table'[Index],
1, [measure1],
2, [measure2],
3, [measure3],
4, [measure4],
...
)
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