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So I have a Switch Function that builds a display box.
It makes this:
The problem is that I want to change the words in Row 5 to "Total # Tagged DT Events". Sounds simple. I change the measure to this:
But my table deletes the value rather than adding the word "tagged":
Solved! Go to Solution.
Never mind. The answer was in the question itself. It is a switch true. When I change the word, the value was deleting because the words no longer matched my table. It has been too long since I created that, I didn't realize it was looking at a table and giving a value based on if it matched the table. I had to go into Transform Data and edit the table that was originally created.
Hi @Rena
This could be a caching issue rather than the measure. Try creating a new measure as a first step in fault finding.
Creating a new measure is what made me realize I was saying if you see "Total # DT Events", then put the measure. Not that I was telling the table which words to put.
Never mind. The answer was in the question itself. It is a switch true. When I change the word, the value was deleting because the words no longer matched my table. It has been too long since I created that, I didn't realize it was looking at a table and giving a value based on if it matched the table. I had to go into Transform Data and edit the table that was originally created.
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