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Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to author a query that does some aggregation using some custom grouping in a scenario where I do not have access to the model and cannot use a composite model.
For example I have a date table where I am grouping months by Season:
Summer | Jul |
Summer | Aug |
Summer | Jun |
Fall | Sep |
Fall | Oct |
Fall | Nov |
Winter | Dec |
Winter | Jan |
Winter | Feb |
Spring | Mar |
Spring | Apr |
Spring | May |
and I can do something like this:
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('Date'[Season]
, ROLLUPADDISSUBTOTAL('Date'[Month], "Season Total")
, "Distinct Products", [Number of Products]
)
to get number of products transacted by month, season and get season totals:
Season | Month | Season Total | Distinct Products |
Fall | Nov | False | 10 |
Fall | Oct | False | 9 |
Summer | Jun | False | 10 |
Spring | May | False | 9 |
Fall | Sep | False | 9 |
Winter | Jan | False | 8 |
Spring | Apr | False | 11 |
Summer | Aug | False | 10 |
Spring | Mar | False | 9 |
Winter | Feb | False | 9 |
Winter | Dec | False | 10 |
Summer | Jul | False | 7 |
Spring | True | 11 | |
Winter | True | 11 | |
Fall | True | 11 | |
Summer | True | 11 |
But what if I want to re-group my months into, say:
Drink | Month |
Whatever | Nov |
Whatever | Oct |
Beer | Jun |
Beer | May |
Whatever | Sep |
Wine | Jan |
Beer | Apr |
Beer | Aug |
Beer | Mar |
Wine | Feb |
Wine | Dec |
to get something like this:
Drink | Month | Drink Total | Distinct Products |
Whatever | Nov | False | 10 |
Whatever | Oct | False | 9 |
Beer | Jun | False | 10 |
Beer | May | False | 9 |
Whatever | Sep | False | 9 |
Wine | Jan | False | 8 |
Beer | Apr | False | 11 |
Beer | Aug | False | 10 |
Beer | Mar | False | 9 |
Wine | Feb | False | 9 |
Wine | Dec | False | 10 |
Beer | Jul | False | 7 |
Beer | True | 11 | |
Wine | True | 11 | |
Whatever | True | 11 |
Would something like this be possible through just a DAX query?
Thank you!
Not really. Power BI does not support dynamic buckets.
Best you can do is enable "Personalize Visuals" and teach your users how to use that awesome feature.
Yeah, I was kind of thinking about it as a lineage manipulation problem. Maybe wishful thinking.