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I was able to create an hierarchy following this guide: Parent-child hierarchies – DAX Patterns
Please see the image below:
What happens here is that the Parent shows the accumulated values. Which is exactly what i want. BUT in some cases
the parent also has values.
Thus power Bi creates an blank row with its values.
This is the code ive got - that creates the level.
Level1 =
VAR LevelNumber = 1
VAR LevelKey = PATHITEM ( stats[path], LevelNumber, INTEGER )
VAR LevelName = LOOKUPVALUE ( stats[name], Stats[ID], LevelKey )
VAR Result = LevelName
RETURN
Result
Ive tried to create some sort of IF statement - but did not succeed as im not familiar with DAX.
Hi, @Anonymous ;
Hi, @Anonymous ;
I am not very clear about your collective needs. I have carefully checked your link and created a simple case. If you use the parent-child structure, you can directly use the matrix;
Maybe you can correct my understanding, you can share a simple example and hopefully the output?
Looking forwarding to your reply!
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
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@Anonymous , I think you should use isinscope
https://www.kasperonbi.com/use-isinscope-to-get-the-right-hierarchy-level-in-dax/
You can check value and isinscope
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