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DAX Calculations
Hi all,
I have the following situation:
In my model there are 2 Tables "Hierachy" and "Values" that look roughly like this:
The Result Table i want to achive should look like this:
As the Calculations in the Hierachy are not just SUM(Previous Hierachy Level) i calculate the Values in Measures:
The results for the measures are fine. But i do not know how i get to my Result Table showing the Labels of different Hierachy Levels in one Column and the inherent values in another Column. What i tried was to do is:
Values = SWITCH(SELECTEDVALUE(Label), "AUM", [AUM], ....)
But this didnt work out.
Can anyone help me here please?
Regards
Dennis
Hi Anonymous ,
Sorry to reply late.
It is suggested to enter data to create a MeasureName table.
And then create measures like so:
Sum = SWITCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( MeasureTable[MeasureName] ), "AUE", [AUE], "AUM", [AUM], "BUVE", [BUVE], "LPVKBW", [LPVKBW], "NU", [NU], "FOWE", [FOWE], "FOMI", [FOMI] )Sum% = SWITCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( MeasureTable[MeasureName] ), "AUE", [AUE]/100000, "AUM", [AUM]/100000, "BUVE", [BUVE]/100000, "LPVKBW", [LPVKBW]/100000, "NU", [NU]/100000, "FOWE", [FOWE]/100000, "FOMI", [FOMI]/100000 )Best Regards,
Icey
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4 Replies
- amitchandakSuper User
Anonymous , see if this can help
https://www.kasperonbi.com/use-isinscope-to-get-the-right-hierarchy-level-in-dax/
- IceyCommunity Support
Hi Anonymous ,
Is this what you want?
If so, just turn on "Show on rows" icon in the Matrix's Value field.
Best Regards,
Icey
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- AnonymousNot applicable
Hello Icey ,
This is going in the direction i want it to be, thank you. Can you tell me if i can now get a heading for these columns? And what if i need another column? Like the % of the value (value / X)?
Regards,
Dennis
- IceyCommunity Support
Hi Anonymous ,
Sorry to reply late.
It is suggested to enter data to create a MeasureName table.
And then create measures like so:
Sum = SWITCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( MeasureTable[MeasureName] ), "AUE", [AUE], "AUM", [AUM], "BUVE", [BUVE], "LPVKBW", [LPVKBW], "NU", [NU], "FOWE", [FOWE], "FOMI", [FOMI] )Sum% = SWITCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( MeasureTable[MeasureName] ), "AUE", [AUE]/100000, "AUM", [AUM]/100000, "BUVE", [BUVE]/100000, "LPVKBW", [LPVKBW]/100000, "NU", [NU]/100000, "FOWE", [FOWE]/100000, "FOMI", [FOMI]/100000 )Best Regards,
Icey
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