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Hello. I need some help with the SWITCH(TRUE() function.
I'm trying to build a report with the P&L of few different entities. I use a simple P&L Templates where main lines are marked as "0" in column "Subtotals" and subtotal lines are marked as "1".
I made a table "P&L Amounts with columns: Company code, P&L Items, Month, Actual amount".
Using the a DAX measure like this:
I can get a table where the P&L works only considering consolidate datas, but it doesn't work when I want to see (trough a slicer or a filter, a single entity P&L and also if I add the period/month (I get only the P&L amounts without subtotals).
Is it possible to use this function next to a FILTER() or similar?
Thanks a lot for your help!
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Hello ! Thanks for your reply. I actually wanted to have a full income statement by company code. I worked on the report from the time being and I changed it, replacing the dax codes above with calculated tables. I notice that the issue I have is with the relations between 3 tables when looking up at the company codes, as I don't manage to have the relation active for all these tables. I guess I will have to open a new thread for this. Thanks!
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