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I'm trying to recreate the below table in PowerBI:
Fees & Expenses, Income, and Purchase & Sales are all calculated measures, their DAX queries are as follows:
Is there a way to merge them into one table or to put both QTD and YTD measures into one measure?
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Hi @Aymane
You can first create a table like below to have three type values in a column. I named it as "Types".
Then create the following measures. Put your original QTD and YTD measures into them.
QTD = SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(Types[Type]), "Fees & Expenses", [Fees & Expenses_QTD], "Income", [Income_QTD], "Purchases & Sales", [Purchases & Sales_QTD])
YTD = SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(Types[Type]), "Fees & Expenses", [Fees & Expenses_YTD], "Income", [Income_YTD], "Purchases & Sales", [Purchases & Sales_YTD])
Put 'Types'[Type] column on Rows and put [QTD]&[YTD] measures into Values well. Turn off Row subtotals option in Format pane. You will get the result you want.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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Hi @Aymane
You can first create a table like below to have three type values in a column. I named it as "Types".
Then create the following measures. Put your original QTD and YTD measures into them.
QTD = SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(Types[Type]), "Fees & Expenses", [Fees & Expenses_QTD], "Income", [Income_QTD], "Purchases & Sales", [Purchases & Sales_QTD])
YTD = SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(Types[Type]), "Fees & Expenses", [Fees & Expenses_YTD], "Income", [Income_YTD], "Purchases & Sales", [Purchases & Sales_YTD])
Put 'Types'[Type] column on Rows and put [QTD]&[YTD] measures into Values well. Turn off Row subtotals option in Format pane. You will get the result you want.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as Solution to help other members find it.
Hi @v-jingzhang ,
Thank you again for your solution.
Is there another solution where you don't have to create a new table into the model?
Best Regards,
Aymane Benkhaldoun
Hi @Aymane
In my previous sample, I used a matrix visual. So at least a column is needed to play as a row header or a column header. Do you have any existing tables that can provide "Fees & Expenses", "Income", "Purchases & Sales" values or "QTD" & "YTD" values? If so, you can use that column in the matrix instead. It just needs a column to provide values so that the measures can use them to identify different scenarios.
Jing
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