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Hi, I have defined parameter from 1 to 100 called as threshold value. I created a new column and that column I have used in a slicer. But when I select " At above Threshold"-it shows both the values "At above Threshold values" and "Below Threshold values", but when we select Below Threshold or No change, it shows the correct values for both. Here, I selected "At Above Threshold"-Green color indicate-Below Threshold, Red color indicate-At above Threshold, Grey color-No Change.
What I am doing wrong here? Any Solution?
Measure for new column-
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Calculated columns are only calculated during data refresh, so they pay no attention to slicers and filters. To respond dynamically to slicer changes you need to create a measure instead. try
Filter threshold =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( new_nds_release_diff_ds[Metric_value] )
- SELECTEDVALUE ( new_nds_release_diff_ds[old_Metric_value] ) = 0.00,
"No Change",
IF (
'Difference % Threshold'[% Diff]
>= SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Difference % Threshold'[Difference % Threshold] ),
"At/Above Threshold",
IF (
'Difference % Threshold'[% Diff]
< SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Difference % Threshold'[Difference % Threshold] ),
"Below Threshold"
)
)
)
this is assuming that [% Diff] is a measure.
yes, I have got the answer. I have created 3 different measures and then I have created table of these measures of same name and then again, I have created new measure and that I have applied in page filter.
Calculated columns are only calculated during data refresh, so they pay no attention to slicers and filters. To respond dynamically to slicer changes you need to create a measure instead. try
Filter threshold =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( new_nds_release_diff_ds[Metric_value] )
- SELECTEDVALUE ( new_nds_release_diff_ds[old_Metric_value] ) = 0.00,
"No Change",
IF (
'Difference % Threshold'[% Diff]
>= SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Difference % Threshold'[Difference % Threshold] ),
"At/Above Threshold",
IF (
'Difference % Threshold'[% Diff]
< SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Difference % Threshold'[Difference % Threshold] ),
"Below Threshold"
)
)
)
this is assuming that [% Diff] is a measure.
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