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VViskaz
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Entering measures in column

Hello,

 

I have a custom table that has indicator names in it and i need to put multiple measures from top to bottom next to it. Is it possible?

VViskaz_0-1596722588162.png

"Result" column is where I need to put my measures in. 

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Fowmy
Super User
Super User

@VViskaz 

Try:

Result =
SWITCH([Column1],
"Solution Quality", [Measure1],
"Interaction Comfort", [Measure2],
.
.
)

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Fowmy
Super User
Super User

@VViskaz 

Try:

Result =
SWITCH([Column1],
"Solution Quality", [Measure1],
"Interaction Comfort", [Measure2],
.
.
)

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Hello,
I have successfully created a table that shows indicators and their values in a table in the report view. I have done this by creating a new table using following DAX query:

MeasureNames3 =
DATATABLE (
    "Measure", STRING,
    {
        {"Detect 1"},
        {"Detect 2"},
        {"Detect 3"}
    })
Detect 1 e.t.c are the measure names.
then I created a new column using following DAX query:
test = SWITCH(MeasureNames3[Measure],
"Detect 1", [Detect 1],
"Detect 2", [Detect 13],
"Detect 3", [Detect 14]
)
These queries have created the desired result. (Screen shot attached) Now the issue is when i apply any filter e.g. select a city or apply date filter using slicer, nothing effects the values of these measures. Is there any way that if I select city or range of date, measure values also change?
Haider_Ali_0-1704781044285.png

 

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@VViskaz , You have these you measure name and put them on matric as values and enable show on row. That will do this. You can rename measure a matrix level

Refer :https://www.burningsuit.co.uk/blog/2019/04/7-secrets-of-the-matrix-visual/

 

Now values on rows and columns , just measure and show on row

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But I need to put these measures exactly in a table, not in a visual. I'm planning to build clustered column chart from these. 

I need it to look like this:

VViskaz_0-1596723486800.png

 

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