Dynamic KPI Targets

[Sandeep_PBI]

I have a dashboard with 1 KPI and 3 filters (Year, Month and Week). is it possible to have a custom target depending on the filters selected by users.

Dynamic Target = IF week selected THEN 100 ELSE if month selected THEN 1000 ELSE if year selected THEN 1000 ELSE if nothing selected THEN 1000

If multiple filters are used then the lowest target should be displayed.  If all the 3 selections are used (Example 2016 > Jan > 4) then the lowest target should be used.

1. How can I achieve the dynamic target field (using DAX) based on the filters selected?

2. Is there a custom visual out there which will let me create a date filter / slicer using a calendar selection like it is possible in SSRS Parameters? or a collapsable tree style .

something like following?

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

@Sandeep_PBI

To check if a slicer has been selected we use HASONEVALUE function in DAX.

Using this you can create a measure named ShowValues  as

 IF(  ( HASONEVALUE(Calendar[WeekNum]) && 
      HASONEVALUE(Calendar[MonthName]) &&
      HASONEVALUE(Calendar[Year]) ), 100, 
      
      IF ( HASONEVALUE(Calendar[WeekNum]) && 
           HASONEVALUE(Calendar[MonthName]) , 100,
           
       IF (  HASONEVALUE(Calendar[WeekNum]) ,100,    
           If ( HASONEVALUE(Calendar[MonthName]) &&
                 HASONEVALUE(Calendar[Year]) , 5000,
                   If ( HASONEVALUE(Calendar[MonthName]) ,5000,
                       If (HASONEVALUE(Calendar[Year]) , 9999, 0) ) )) )) 

This is a nested if expression. 

As per you sample visual , the above expression will give the same result irrespective of the year, month and weeknumber selected, when you have multiple years.

When you have targets for different year by year, by year and month and by year month and weeknum the data model will have to be totally different and the expression to be used will be different.  Hope you understand that.

Try it out and if it works accept this as a solution and also give KUDOS.

Cheers

CheenuSing

[Sandeep_PBI]

@Anonymous

worked like a charm! thanks for the solution.

[Anonymous]

@Sandeep_PBI

Glad I was of help to you.

CheenuSing