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Anonymous
8 years agoNot applicable
Data grouping for graphical use
Hi Experts How would i you convert the following SQL sytnax The data that produces the bar chart is then grouped by two category groups: =Switch(Parameters!Grouping.Value = "Department", F...
- 8 years ago
Most people use this:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/query-bi/dax/dax-function-reference
For the first one it would be something like:
Measure = SWITCH( MAX([Parameters!Grouping.Value]), "Department",MAX([Fields!Department.Value]), "Division",MAX([Fields!Division.Value]), "Location",MAX([Fields!Location.Value]) )But, incredibly difficult to say without sample/example data. And I'm not even sure you want to be using DAX honestly, you might want to use M (Power Query). Just not nearly enough information to know.
Greg_Deckler
8 years agoCommunity Champion
What I really need is sample data that can be copied and pasted into an Enter Data query. Doesn't have to be real data or even much of it.
Anonymous
8 years agoNot applicable
Sample Data
ClientName Division Location Wallmart 9 New York Wallmart 9 London Wallmart 9 Toronto Wallmart 10 New York Wallmart 10 London Wallmart 10 Florida Wallmart 10 DC Wallmart 8 Toronto Wallmart 8 New York Wallmart 8 London Wallmart 7 Florida Wallmart 7 New York Wallmart 7 Texas Wallmart 7 New York Wallmart 7 Toronto Wallmart 6 New York Wallmart 6 California Wallmart 6 London Wallmart Leadership DC Wallmart Leadership New York Wallmart Leadership Florida Wallmart 5 New York Wallmart 5 Texas Wallmart 5 California Wallmart 5 Florida Wallmart 4 California Wallmart 4 Toronto Wallmart 3 California Wallmart 3 Texas