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I have a calculated table that is used in a matrix visualization to display various KPI results. This table contains a "Value" field that can contain a number, a percentage, or a string. The dynamic format option seems to be great to help format the matrix columns. I defined the Value measure and everything works great except for not formating the string portion.
Here is the format section of my Dynamic measure.
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'RTGSummary_CM-0'[MetricTrendLabel] ),
"Corrected Reports", "0",
"Critical Call Success", IF (SELECTEDVALUE('RTGSummary_CM-0'[Metric Value Decimal])=1.0, "0%", "0.0%" ),
"Proficiency Testing", "0",
"Tests Not Performed", "0",
"Transfusion KPI", IF (SELECTEDVALUE('RTGSummary_CM-0'[Metric Value Decimal])=1.0, "0%", "0.0%" ),
"TAT KPI Metrics","",
BLANK()
)
Is this possible to even use a dynamic format measure in this visualization if one of the possible formats is not a number or number variant (%,currency,etc)?
I've searched for this and find lots of help with numeric formats but not string / decimal options, which leads me to believe I can't use this solution in this scenario.
Solved! Go to Solution.
im not sure what you mean .
check example below :
is this what you want ?
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im not sure what you mean .
check example below :
is this what you want ?
If my answer helped sort things out for you, i would appreciate a thumbs up 👍 and mark it as the solution ✅
It makes a difference and might help someone else too. Thanks for spreading the good vibes! 🤠
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