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Hi all,
I have a problem modeling\viewing my data in PBI.
I have a table of product tree (3 level hierarchy):
| TOP_LEVEL | MID_LEVEL | LOW_LEVEL |
| A | A_1 | A_1_1 |
| A | A_1 | A_1_2 |
| A | A_1_3 | |
| B | B_1 | |
| B | B_2 | B_2_1 |
| B | B_2 | B_2_2 |
And for each product level I have its sales score in a different measure.
So for example:
B score is 0.78
B_2 score is 0.83
B_2_1 score is 0.89
The score for each level is calculated in 3 different measures (one for each product level:
- score_top_level_measure
- score_mid_level_measure
- score_low_level_measure
I want to use a tree visual to show the score of each product.
So I added TOP_LEVEL, MID_LEVEL & LOW_LEVEL to the categories, but my problem is with the "value" field.
When I will click on TOP_LEVEL product and view the MID_LEVEL I want to see the scores of the MID_LEVEL products.
How can I know which product level the tree is showing?
How can I achieve what I want?
Note: Some levels don't have MID_LEVEL\LOW_LEVEL produts to them
For ragged hierarchies like yours you generally use ISINSCOPE() to suppress the output for deadend branches.
I hope the third line in your sample data is a typo?
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