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Hello,
I am attempting to create a SWITCH measure that will return a value for a specific group of Item/SKU numbers. But when I add the measure I want to use the SWITCH function for it is giving incorrect values.
Below are the calculations for UPH and SWITCH (only included partial list of Items/SKUs).
Goal is to have the UPH measures mirror each other. I am fairly new to Power BI and may be using the SWITCH funchtion incorrectly.
Thank you for the assistance.
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Sorry, it should be like this:
SWITCH - Select SKUs - UPH =
VAR MySelection = SELECTEDVALUE('devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber])
RETURN
SWITCH(MySelection,
"12761", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12761"),
"12762", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12762"),
"12763",CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12763"),
"21282", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "21282"),
BLANK()
)
Anyway, if it doesn't work, can you post here some dummy data to check?
Hi @JamHam
I have not really understood what you want to do, but if you want to retrieve the value only for selected SKU, then you could do something like this:
SWITCH - Select SKUs - UPH =
SWITCH('devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber],
"12761", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12761"),
"12762", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12762"),
"12763",CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12763"),
"21282", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "21282"),
BLANK()
)
Thank you for the reply. I am attempting to build a measure that pulls UPH for specific skus. Instead of using filters to get the same result. When I look at the sku level the SWITCH calc shows a different number than the UPH calc. Which I would expect the same number to be displayed for the SWITCH and UPH calc. So I am not really sure what would cause this issue.
I attempted to use your updated SWTICH Calc. But it is giving an error on the 'devSKUSummary' [SKUNumber]. Power BI states that it "Cannot Find Name [SKUNumber]". Additionally when I try to enter the calc manually the [SKUNumber] does not show up as an option when I type 'dev in the calc. It is only showing measures being able to be selected.
Sorry, it should be like this:
SWITCH - Select SKUs - UPH =
VAR MySelection = SELECTEDVALUE('devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber])
RETURN
SWITCH(MySelection,
"12761", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12761"),
"12762", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12762"),
"12763",CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "12763"),
"21282", CALCULATE([UPH Calc],'devSKUSummary'[SkuNumber]= "21282"),
BLANK()
)
Anyway, if it doesn't work, can you post here some dummy data to check?
@mlsx4 Your latest Measure got me close to what I needed. I had to add the UPH Calc into the measure to get it to work. But now the results are reporting correctly.
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