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I created measure in Table 1 as not executing as result
both table have relationship as not executing '1070 code should normal in 'class' please look into DAX Formula and suggest.
Result
desc class type
1020 fine no
1060 fine no
1070 up-normal listing
1080 up-normal no
Class = SWITCH(TRUE(),
'Table1'[Account Code]="1020","Fine",
'Table1'[Account Code]="1600","Fine",
SELECTEDVALUE('Table2'[Type])="listing","Normal","Up-normal")
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@Anonymous , Please try
Class (measure) =
VAR acct = SELECTEDVALUE('Table1'[Account Code]) // or MAX('Table1'[Account Code]) if appropriate
VAR ttype = SELECTEDVALUE('Table2'[Type])
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
acct = "1020", "Fine",
acct = "1060", "Fine",
ttype = "listing", "Normal",
"Up-normal"
)
If this does not help
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
@Anonymous , if this is a measure
Try like
Class = SWITCH(TRUE(),
max('Table1'[Account Code])="1020","Fine",
max('Table1'[Account Code])="1600","Fine",
SELECTEDVALUE('Table2'[Type])="listing","Normal","Up-normal")
I've used DAX Function = Result have Normal and Up-normal as not executed 'Fine'
Thanks
@Anonymous , Please try
Class (measure) =
VAR acct = SELECTEDVALUE('Table1'[Account Code]) // or MAX('Table1'[Account Code]) if appropriate
VAR ttype = SELECTEDVALUE('Table2'[Type])
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
acct = "1020", "Fine",
acct = "1060", "Fine",
ttype = "listing", "Normal",
"Up-normal"
)
If this does not help
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
Hi @Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous
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