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Click Modeling-> Manage Roles and create 4 roles using DAX below:
Role1: Table1[Role] = "A"
Role2: Table1[Role] = "B"
Role3: Table1[Role] = "C"
Role4: Table1[Role] = "A" || Table1[Role] = "B" || Table1[Role] = "C"
Create a measure and drag Role and measure to a chart, when you want to apply roles, click view as roles:
Total = SUM(Table1[Number])
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
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Click Modeling-> Manage Roles and create 4 roles using DAX below:
Role1: Table1[Role] = "A"
Role2: Table1[Role] = "B"
Role3: Table1[Role] = "C"
Role4: Table1[Role] = "A" || Table1[Role] = "B" || Table1[Role] = "C"
Create a measure and drag Role and measure to a chart, when you want to apply roles, click view as roles:
Total = SUM(Table1[Number])
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
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