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Hi All,
Started exploring the new field parameters which IMO is potentially the biggest upgrade to PowerBI ever. Report design can now be much more streamlined and easy to maintain.
So far I have managed to get the functionality working and have also found that you can create "chained" measures that let you dynamically change multiple elements at the same time
For example:
xP_param1 =
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( xP_Param[xP_Param Order] ),
0, [Measure1],
1, [Measure2],
2, [Measure3],
3, [Measure4],
4, [Measure5]
)
This lets me have a custom measure for each different parameter option so I can change axis, legend and value (measure) at the same time. Use case is where a slightly different calculation is needed for each option.
What I can't work out is how to make another measure to use as a dynamic visual/page title (I must be missing something obvious)
If I use
xP_Param_Title = SELECTEDVALUE ( xP_Param[xP_Param] )
I get an error:
Calculation error in measure 'xP_Param'[xP_Param_Title]: Column [xP_Param] is part of composite key, but not all columns of the composite key are included in the expression or its dependent expression.
Any ideas how to solve?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thank you,
My setup seems to be a bit different.
When I use the field parameter wizard it creates a calculated table with 3 columns:
xP_Param
xP_Param Fields
xP_Param Order
I can use the Fields or Order columns but get the composite key error if trying to use the XP_Parm column which has the formated text name I want to use as the visual title.
I tried adding .Key0 as in the link you provided but encountered a different error.
Is there something I'm missing?
Edit, I found a work around using my switch syntax but its a bit of extra work to retype the titles and not re-use them from the calculated table column
xP_param1 Title =
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( xP_Param[xP_Param Order] ),
0, "Title 1",
1, "Title 2",
2, "Title 3",
3, "Title 4",
4, "Title 5"
)
Second edit, SQLBI just posted a great article describing this issue and how to solve it - https://www.sqlbi.com/blog/marco/2022/06/11/using-selectedvalue-with-fields-parameters-in-power-bi/
Thank you,
My setup seems to be a bit different.
When I use the field parameter wizard it creates a calculated table with 3 columns:
xP_Param
xP_Param Fields
xP_Param Order
I can use the Fields or Order columns but get the composite key error if trying to use the XP_Parm column which has the formated text name I want to use as the visual title.
I tried adding .Key0 as in the link you provided but encountered a different error.
Is there something I'm missing?
Edit, I found a work around using my switch syntax but its a bit of extra work to retype the titles and not re-use them from the calculated table column
xP_param1 Title =
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( xP_Param[xP_Param Order] ),
0, "Title 1",
1, "Title 2",
2, "Title 3",
3, "Title 4",
4, "Title 5"
)
Second edit, SQLBI just posted a great article describing this issue and how to solve it - https://www.sqlbi.com/blog/marco/2022/06/11/using-selectedvalue-with-fields-parameters-in-power-bi/
Hi @itchyeyeballs ,
For this error, you can refer to the following link:
For the title, you can turn it into Text format:
xP_Param_Title =
var _select=SELECTEDVALUE ( xP_Param[xP_Param Order] )
return
SWITCH (
TRUE()
,
_select= 0, [MeasureA],
_select= 1, [MeasureB],
_select= 2, [MeasureC]
)
Flag =
FORMAT('xP_Param'[xP_Param_Title],"0")
Format – Title – Title text – fx.
Enter the Title text – Title interface. Select [Flag].
Result:
If you need pbix, please click here.
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Thats a good solution. But how can i get rid of the hometable name of the title. In your case xP_Param.
How the measure code would be looking?
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