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Field Parameter appear as count

Hello ,

I am using Field Parametet of measures like Sum - Count - Avg , The FP is working the semantic Model .. but when

i try to create a live report from this semantic model the FP appear as count 

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What's the reason for that

Thank you 

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It's solved FP Don't work with mixed storage 
Live only working fine 

Thank you all 

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Hi @ahmedshalabyy12,

 

Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community, and special thanks to @FarhanJeelani and @ChiragGarg2512  for prompt and helpful responses.

 

Please consider marking your reply on 6/6 as the accepted solution so it can help other community members facing the same issue.

 

Thanks & Regards,

Prasanna Kumar

 

Done Thank you 

It's solved FP Don't work with mixed storage 
Live only working fine 

Thank you all 

ChiragGarg2512
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This could be due to the difference in datatype of the field parameter column.

It's working in the semantic Model and tested , but not working in the live report ( data source is the semantic Model ) 

Hi @ahmedshalabyy12 ,

this is most likely due to field parameters not being supported with a live connection to a semantic model (SSAS/Analysis Services). When you use a live connection, Power BI can’t evaluate the dynamic field parameter the same way as in an imported dataset, so the visual ends up showing a default aggregation like Count.

 

What you can try or consider:

If possible, switch to an imported Power BI dataset (or publish a Power BI dataset) instead of using a live SSAS connection. Field parameters work in that scenario.


If you must stay with a live semantic model, field parameters are not reliable for dynamic measure switching. In that case you have two workarounds:


Implement the dynamic measure logic on the server side (in the semantic model) using pre-defined measures and a slicer (DISCONNECTED parameter table) that maps to those measures. Note: this requires you to modify the semantic model itself.


Use separate measures in the report (Sum, Avg, Count) and provide a manual way to switch visuals via bookmarks or a slicer, but this won’t be a true field parameter switch in real-time.

 

Check the datatype of the field parameter column in the semantic model. A mismatch (e.g., numeric vs text) can cause odd behavior. If you can, ensure the parameter column is a text/string type and that the parameter table is properly designed for a field parameter.

 

Please mark this post as solution if it helps you. Appreciate Kudos.

I just test another field parameter with another live report and it's working fine

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