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Hi,
I'm trying to create a parameter which I want to use in a formula for a different table, but for some reason the column type doesn't recognize that it is a value? Do someone have a solution?
1. I'm creating a table:
Oh, I see. This doesn't solve my problem, unfortunately. What I want to do is, in your example, multiply the Column1 values with the chosen rate. For example it wouldn't say:
It would say:
So, it is the calculated column (in a different table) that has the measure "Rate"/"Test" (which lies in a different table than the calculated column) as input. But maybe this is impossible due to the filter context thing.
Maybe there is a better solution to be able to - in a calculated column which has a measure as a input/variable - chose which value that measure has. I wan't to be able to toggle between different input values without having to manually go into the field section and write the value.
Hi @Fompy123 ,
It seems that your [Test] is a calculated column?
SELECTEDVALUE() returns the value when the context for columnName has been filtered down to one distinct value only. Otherwise returns alternateResult.
If you use it in calculated column, the value you selected in slicer will not pass to calculated column, thus it will return blank values.
You may need to add a measure to a table visual:
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
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Hi,
Oh, how do you add a measure to a table visual, where you can toggle between different input values?
Hi @Fompy123 ,
You can add the measure to the table visual's column field:
If you change the selected value in the slicer, the input values will change too:
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
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