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Hey Power BI Community,
I am currently working with a Matrix visual where I have placed a field parameter, which we can call Parameter1, in the values section. This parameter is created by combining five measures in a specific sequence.
I have received a new requirement to add a switch on the page with two options: Option1 and Option2. By default, Option1 is selected, and with this selection, Parameter1's output should be displayed on the matrix. If the end user selects Option2, I need to display a different field parameter, which we can call Parameter2, consisting of another set of five measures, on the same matrix visual.
I would like to achieve this without using Bookmarks. I have tried several solutions but have not had any success so far. Any assistance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help
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Hi @Pradeep160
Add all fields to the same field parameters table then add a calculated column that groups this parameter fields.
The calculated column and field parameters can be used together in the same slicer, but they should not be used together in a matrix or table because grouping will not be applied. Essentially, these parameter fields are still measures that have not been materialized in a disconnected table using a conditional measure (the old-school approach for switching between measures based on slicer selection). If you do, the result will be as below:
Hi @Pradeep160
Add all fields to the same field parameters table then add a calculated column that groups this parameter fields.
The calculated column and field parameters can be used together in the same slicer, but they should not be used together in a matrix or table because grouping will not be applied. Essentially, these parameter fields are still measures that have not been materialized in a disconnected table using a conditional measure (the old-school approach for switching between measures based on slicer selection). If you do, the result will be as below:
Hi @Pradeep160
If I understood you correctly you can use the grouping of field parameters like in the linked video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlhcN3A0HNU
if not
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