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Hello Community,
i have a problem with the tooltip. Normaly you can show the first and the last value if there are no numbers in it.
E.g. i have 3 values (Station1, Station2, Station3) at the same time. If i choose first and last in the Tooltip it only shows Station1 and Station3. Is it possible to show Station2 somehow in the Tooltip?? Maybe with a measure or something else?
It would be also ok if they all are in one Tooltip like "Station: Station1 & Station2 & Station3".
Would be great if you could help me.
Greetings
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, You can use a Quick Measure to obtain this:
Please Follow the steps in the image
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
Hi, You can use a Quick Measure to obtain this:
Please Follow the steps in the image
Regards
Victor
Lima - Peru
Hi @Fryyy,
Not sure if you tried this:
Try to create a measure and drop them into Tooltips:
Hope it helps.
Regards
Abduvali
Sorry but i dont understand what you mean!
what do i have to put in the Measure??
E.g. i have something like that
Time Station
10:30:00 Station1
10:30:00 Station2
10:30:00 Station3
If i put the column "Station" into the tooltip i can choose "first" and "last"
The Tooltip would be like that.
Time: 10:30:00
First Station: Station1
Last Station: Station3
But i also need to show Station2 in this tooltip.
Can someone help me??
Just create separate measures for all stations and drop into Tooltip:
Regards
Abduvali
Thats quiet good but not exactly what i want.
Is it also possible like that?
Time: 10:30:00
Station: Station1
Station: Station2
Station: Station3
or like that
Time: 10:30:00
Station: Station1, Station2, Station3
You can have it any way you want:
Create this measure and drop into tooltips:
Station: =
"Station 1: " & CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet1[Time ]), Sheet1[ Station] = "Station1") & "
" &
"Station 2: " & CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet1[Time ]), Sheet1[ Station] = "Station2") & "
" &
"Station 3: " & CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet1[Time ]), Sheet1[ Station] = "Station3")
Hope this will solve your issue.
Regards
Abduvali
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