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ragoe
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Calculated measure as a filter? (Energy meter validation)

Hi guys

 

As a power bi newbie I have only attained a basic level of DAX and have hit a brick wall.

 

I am trying to validate energy measurements and the idea is to have a filter for all my visuals that filters on wheter there are 365 measurements over 1 year per site.

 

My dataset is like: Siteno, Date, Kwh

 

I can create a measure that can be fileted in a table visual - Count(Kwh) And filter = 365 in the visual, but I can not create a calculated table that gives me the possibility to create a filter visual?

 

Help will be much appriciated. 

 

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Hi @ragoe ,

 

Please try the DAX below and create the calculated column.

no.day = CALCULATE(COUNT('kwh 2018'[Dato]),ALLEXCEPT('kwh 2018','kwh 2018'[Dato]))

test_no_days.PNG

 

Best Regards,
Liang
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amitchandak
Super User
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Not clear. Typically when you have the filter in calculate, it should filter your data in the visualization

Can you share sample data and sample output.

 

Hi

 

I will try to clear up.

Sample:

Udklip5.PNG

 

My measure is 

Numberdays = COUNT('kwh 2018'[Dato])
 
I can set this into a table visual no problem, but I can not use this measure in a filter visual?

 

Hi @ragoe ,

 

Please try the DAX below and create the calculated column.

no.day = CALCULATE(COUNT('kwh 2018'[Dato]),ALLEXCEPT('kwh 2018','kwh 2018'[Dato]))

test_no_days.PNG

 

Best Regards,
Liang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

 

Hi @ragoe 

 

If you meant Slicers then measures can't be used in Slicers. What you can try to do is a Calculated Column using 'COUNT('kwh 2018'[Dato])' and use in Slicer

 

Thanks
Ankit Jain
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ragoe
Frequent Visitor

Hi AnkitBI

 

Yes of course, I mean slicer!

 

The problem is that if I do the calculated column I only get one option in the slicer? The total count of "Kwh".?

 

Hi @ragoe 

 

Your requirement is not clear. Can you share some example of what are you trying to achieve and may be some better sample data.

 

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