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2 different dynamic measures in single table with 2 different slicers
- 2 years ago
Hi,
Simplify the Sales measure to
Sales = DIVIDE(Switch (SELECTEDVALUE('LC-USD Switch'[Currency]), "Local", calculate (sum ('Master Data'[Value (LC)]),'Master Data'[Measure] = "Sales"), "USD", calculate (sum ('Master Data'[Value (USD)]),'Master Data'[Measure] = "Sales")),[Roundings])Revise the measure to
Base 1 Sales = Calculate ([Sales],REMOVEFILTERS('Version - SF - Comp 1'))Comp 1 Sales = Calculate ([Sales],REMOVEFILTERS('Version - SF -Base'))Hope this helps.
- 2 years ago
Hi,
It works well for 2 tables but when i add comp 2 measure then it is not working properly. I have used the bellow formula for Comp 2. Pls advice
I cannot understand why the Data Model is so complex. Why in the first place are there multiple "Version - SF - Comp 1" tables? Also, in each of those tables, where are there 3 columns?
They all are same, but i thought we needed 2 different slicers hence created "Version - SF -Base" for Base 1 field and "Version - SF - Comp 1" for Comp 1 field. (Ignore "Version - SF - Comp 2") (You can remove it as required)
- SagarChauhan12 years ago
Helper I
Version - SF -Base is taking data from column 1 (From table "Version - SF -Base" and column "Base"
Version - SF - Comp 1 is taking data from column 2 (From table "Version - SF - Comp 1" and column "comp 1"
I created this to have 2 differnet slicers.- Ashish_Mathur2 years ago
Super User
Hi,
Simplify the Sales measure to
Sales = DIVIDE(Switch (SELECTEDVALUE('LC-USD Switch'[Currency]), "Local", calculate (sum ('Master Data'[Value (LC)]),'Master Data'[Measure] = "Sales"), "USD", calculate (sum ('Master Data'[Value (USD)]),'Master Data'[Measure] = "Sales")),[Roundings])Revise the measure to
Base 1 Sales = Calculate ([Sales],REMOVEFILTERS('Version - SF - Comp 1'))Comp 1 Sales = Calculate ([Sales],REMOVEFILTERS('Version - SF -Base'))Hope this helps.
- SagarChauhan12 years ago
Helper I
Hi,
It works well for 2 tables but when i add comp 2 measure then it is not working properly. I have used the bellow formula for Comp 2. Pls advice