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alfertab
2 years agoHelper I
Column chart using mesures
Hi everyone, I'm having some troubles with the column chart and I would like to know if someone could help me. I need to plot a column chart like the following: My only problem is that ...
- 2 years ago
alfertab Create two measures, Measure1 and Measure2 similar to the following:
Measure1 = VAR __AxisValue = MAX('Table'[Axis Column]) VAR __Result = SWITCH( __AxisValue, "Base", [Dprom Load Base], "Intermediate", [Dpom Net Int], [Dprom Net Peak] ) RETURN __Result Measure2 = VAR __AxisValue = MAX('Table'[Axis Column]) VAR __Result = SWITCH( __AxisValue, "Base", [Dprom NET Base], "Intermediate", [Dpom Load Int], [Dprom Load Peak] ) RETURN __Result - Anonymous2 years ago
Hi alfertab
Thanks to Greg_Deckler for the method, here are my additions:
A second table was created.
Measure:
Dprom Load = SWITCH(TRUE(), SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[a]) = "Base", [Dprom Load base], SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[a]) = "Intermediate", [Dprom Load Int], SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[a]) = "Peak", [Dprom Load peak])Dprom Net = SWITCH(TRUE(), SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[a]) = "Base", [Dprom NET base], SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[a]) = "Intermediate", [Dprom Net Int], SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[a]) = "Peak", [Dprom Net peak])Best Regards,
Yulia XuIf this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
alfertab
2 years agoHelper I
Greg_Deckler Anonymous Thanks a lot to both of you. Personally I used Anonymous method (it was a little easier for me to understand) but both worked. 😄