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Column give incorrect result
The last column "Healthy Level" gives incorrect result. As you can see the formula is like this. The text column created based on the value in a measure.
The formula for the column is like this . But as you can see. it gives invalid result on this
Hi kennylch ,
Thanks Idrissshatila , Ronald123 and SamInogic for the quick reply. I have some other thoughts to add:
Since your parameter in SWITCH is a measure, and you create a calculated column, the result is unexpected. Measures are dynamic, and they're contextually influenced, so the results of the measure you see in the visual may not match the results of the measure that it's in a calculated column. So we need to create a measure:Measure Healthy Level = SWITCH( True(), [Healthy]>5, "Above Healthy", [Healthy]>0, "Healthy Level", "Unhealthy Level" )Then set the filter in the filter pane.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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Hello kennylch ,
can you please point out what are the invalid results, because as per your measure, the result is correct.
hi.You are right. The measure number "Healthy" is correct with the calculation. But if you notice the PART : 00-200-1485. third row in the screenshot. Heathy is 0.76. It should be fall under "Unhealthy Level" in the healthy level column given the formula below. But it show "Above Healthy" instead.
Healthy Level = SWITCH(True(),KFACTOR[Net Qty]>5, "Above Healthy",KFACTOR[Net Qty]>0, "Healthy Level","Unhealthy Level")
Hi,
As per our understanding, you want to include the rows where Net Qty is equal to 5 in the "Above Healthy" category. To do this, we can update the DAX formula for the "Healthy Level" column like this:
Healthy Level =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
'Table'[Net Qty] >= 5, "Above Healthy",
'Table'[Net Qty] > 0, "Healthy Level",
"Unhealthy Level"
)
Please refer to the screenshot given below,
Thanks!
sorry. what i want is to use Healthy Qty. I forgot to point to Healthy Qty column instead. But if you change at ur end and you will notice is wrong as well
You may refer to the attached photo. As you can see i update the formula point to "heathy" column. The Heathy Level text column still doesnt display the correct text
Hi kennylch ,
Thanks Idrissshatila , Ronald123 and SamInogic for the quick reply. I have some other thoughts to add:
Since your parameter in SWITCH is a measure, and you create a calculated column, the result is unexpected. Measures are dynamic, and they're contextually influenced, so the results of the measure you see in the visual may not match the results of the measure that it's in a calculated column. So we need to create a measure:Measure Healthy Level = SWITCH( True(), [Healthy]>5, "Above Healthy", [Healthy]>0, "Healthy Level", "Unhealthy Level" )Then set the filter in the filter pane.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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That's right. I actually create another measure column and the result turns out correct. But the moment i insert this newly created measure column into matrix. THe matrix has repeating row issue.
Please see the file
Hi kennylch ,
This is due to the fact that your visual objects come from fields in different tables, and because the metrics are affected by context there is a Cartesian product and therefore duplication. You can set [Req Qty (Kfactor x Plan Launch)] is not blank in the filter pane to achieve the correct result.
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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