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Hello,
I put together a proof of concept dashboard that takes into account numerous user inputs. THe functionality works great, however the performance is terrible. My Tables take a long time to refresh with the user input data (what-if parameters).
Revenue_User_Input =
IFERROR(
SUMX(
DISTINCT('New Allocation'[Product]),
SWITCH([Product],
"Product1", ([Revenue] * [% Product1 Allocation Value]),
"Product2", ([Revenue] * [% Product2 Allocation Value]),
"Product3", ([Revenue] * [% Product3 Allocation Value]),
"Product4", ([Revenue] * [% Product4 Allocation Value]),
"Product5", ([Revenue] * [% Product5 Allocation Value]),
"Product6", ([Revenue] * [% Product6 Allocation Value])
)),0)
New Allocation[Product] is a measure that refers to the calculated table I used to pull the specific products I needed. I did this so that I could add in a total column (used elsewhere) and an additional product that is not yet in my base data (new product will be launched in the future).
New Allocation = VALUES('Product Reference'[Product])
Product Reference =
UNION(
VALUES('Base Table'[Product]),
ROW("Column1"," Total"),
ROW("Column1","Product6")
)
Have tried a few ways of working around this, but they all have similar performance issues.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Hi @Anonymous ,
Kindly share your sample data and excepted result to me if you don't have any Confidential Information. Please upload your files to One Drive for Business and share the link here.
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