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HI,
I am trying to use what if parameters with the thought of creating a unique identifer that will allow me to filter another table. I have searched for solutions but have not found anything that directly meets the expected solution. I am beginning to think my approach is not supported in Power BI.
Here is a screenshot of my page. You will see two what if parameters that is used to define a calculated column for the criteria. The best option would be to just concatenate the two sets of criteria. I am open to any ideas you have.
This example would have a unique ID of 'YesNoNoNoNoNoNoYesNoNo'
Thanks
Doug
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , what if parameter can not be used in calculated column
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