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VikasKarnekanti
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Shape Map Ranges

Hello Team,

I am currently working with Power BI Shape Maps, where I have implemented a time slicer. I am using three columns for maps: Location, Dates Column, and Legend.

I have created a measure to calculate Achievements based on the Dates.

Now, I want to create another measure using the above measure to generate ranges for achievements using the Percentile function. However, the Percentile function does not seem to accept measures directly.

I attempted to address this by creating a summarized table and generating a column for the achievements. But, when the time slicer changes (i.e., transitioning from the start date to the end date), the data changes accordingly. Unfortunately, the ranges do not dynamically adjust for the modified data.

I am seeking guidance on creating a measure for ranges using the achievement measure. For example, the desired output ranges are: 1-30, 31-45, 46-75, 76-99.

 

 

Thank you,
Vikas

 

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Anonymous
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 Hi @VikasKarnekanti 

 

 

Can you provide your pbix file and the results you expect? So that I can help you better. Please remove any sensitive data in advance.

 

 

 

 

Best Regards,

Jayleny

 

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