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Gaston78
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Power BI : récupérer une variable an format texte dans un calcul filtré

Bonjour,

 

Je souhaiterais récupérer la valeur de la variable au format texte afin de pouvoir réaliser mon calcul filtré avec la variable.

Le résultat suivant n'affiche rien. La variable mois retourne bien le mois de juin par exemple.

 
joursOuvres mois = VAR
mois = MID(MIN('Xcplt : libellés en-têtes rapport M-1'[Libellés des en-têtes]),2,10)
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM('Xcplt : calendrier'[JoursOuvres]),
'Xcplt : calendrier'[MoisNom]=mois
)
 
ça fonctionne avec 'Xcplt : calendrier'[MoisNom]="juin"
 
Merci pour votre aide. 🙂
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correct DAX :

I had a space before name of month then i modified MID formula in replace 2 by 3

 

joursOuvres mois = VAR
mois = MID(MIN('Xcplt : libellés en-têtes rapport M-1'[Libellés des en-têtes]),3,10)
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM('Xcplt : calendrier'[JoursOuvres]),
'Xcplt : calendrier'[MoisNom]=mois
)

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Payeras_BI
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Hi @Gaston78 ,

 

MID ( <Text>, <StartPosition>, <NumberOfCharacters> )

 

In your VAR mois the number of characters is set to be always 10.

Is this correct? E.g. juin is only 4.

 

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J. Payeras
Mallorca, Spain

Hi,

Yes these are the months of the year and the month of December has 10 characters.

I would like to put the month variable with quotation marks.

Thanks for your help 🙂

I wish you a good day.

 

correct DAX :

I had a space before name of month then i modified MID formula in replace 2 by 3

 

joursOuvres mois = VAR
mois = MID(MIN('Xcplt : libellés en-têtes rapport M-1'[Libellés des en-têtes]),3,10)
RETURN
CALCULATE(
SUM('Xcplt : calendrier'[JoursOuvres]),
'Xcplt : calendrier'[MoisNom]=mois
)

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