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Hi.
I want to make two parameters of my formula dynamic, i.e. replace the fixed values with values that the person running the report is selecting. The specific values are WKCurrencyType (=2) and WKRreportCurrency (=133).
-these two I would like to be able to select while running the report.
What solutions are there for this?
CURRENT FORMULA
ExchangeRate =
VAR _date = 'Sales'[WKInvoiceDate]
VAR _currency = 'Sales'[WKCurrency]
RETURN
CALCULATE( MAX('Exchange Rates'[ExchangeRates] ), year('Exchange Rates'[WKDate]) = year(_date), 'Exchange Rates'[WKSourceCurrency] = _currency, 'Exchange Rates'[WKCurrencyType]=2,'Exchange Rates'[WKReportCurrency]=133 )
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, @konradjonsson
If [WKInvoiceDate],[WKCurrency],[parameter1 value],[parameter2 value] are measure columns, try to encapsulate all conditions with filter function.
Measure:
ExchangeRate =
VAR _date = 'Sales'[WKInvoiceDate]
VAR _currency = 'Sales'[WKCurrency]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'Exchange Rates'[ExchangeRates] ),
FILTER (
'Exchange Rates',
YEAR ( 'Exchange Rates'[WKDate] ) = YEAR ( _date )
&& 'Exchange Rates'[WKSourceCurrency] = _currency
&& 'Exchange Rates'[WKCurrencyType] = [parameter1 value]
&& 'Exchange Rates'[WKReportCurrency] = [parameter2 value]
)
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
I created a What if-parameter, to replace the fixed currency settings (133). I got an error message saying; "A function 'PLACEHOLDER' has been used in a True/False expression that is used as a table filter expression. This is not allowed."
I do not how to address this.
Hi, @konradjonsson
If [WKInvoiceDate],[WKCurrency],[parameter1 value],[parameter2 value] are measure columns, try to encapsulate all conditions with filter function.
Measure:
ExchangeRate =
VAR _date = 'Sales'[WKInvoiceDate]
VAR _currency = 'Sales'[WKCurrency]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'Exchange Rates'[ExchangeRates] ),
FILTER (
'Exchange Rates',
YEAR ( 'Exchange Rates'[WKDate] ) = YEAR ( _date )
&& 'Exchange Rates'[WKSourceCurrency] = _currency
&& 'Exchange Rates'[WKCurrencyType] = [parameter1 value]
&& 'Exchange Rates'[WKReportCurrency] = [parameter2 value]
)
)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Thanks! Will try this.
Hi, you can use this “New parameter”,in Modeling
@konradjonsson, You can use what if the parameter of some other slicer value
CURRENT FORMULA
ExchangeRate =
VAR _date = 'Sales'[WKInvoiceDate]
VAR _currency = 'Sales'[WKCurrency]
RETURN
CALCULATE( MAX('Exchange Rates'[ExchangeRates] ), year('Exchange Rates'[WKDate]) = year(_date), 'Exchange Rates'[WKSourceCurrency] = _currency, 'Exchange Rates'[WKCurrencyType]=selectedvalues(whatif1[Value]) ,'Exchange Rates'[WKReportCurrency]=selectedvalues(whatif2[Value]) )
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