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Hi All,
Scenarion
I have the following data
I want to show how a selected (drill through on a single vendor) vendor compares to there peers in the same industry and location by postcode.
I was playing around with the following DAX, which I know has too few arguments and doesn't work.....
Vendor Peer Comparison =
CALCULATE(
[Median Vendor Score],
FILTER(
ALL( 'VendorTable'[vendor_industry], 'VendorTable'[vendor_postcode])))
I want to be able to visualize, this is score of the vendor that you are currently looking at is and this is where all other vendors within the same postcode and industry are scored
Sample Data
Vendor | Vednor Score | Vendor Industry | Postcode | State |
Computer Share | 3 | Technology | 3000 | VIC |
Computers Now | 2 | Technology | 3000 | VIC |
A J Builders | 3 | Construction | 4000 | QLD |
Training Solution | 1 | Training | 2000 | NSW |
Informa | 2 | Training | 2000 | NSW |
Salesforce | 5 | Technology | 3000 | VIC |
any ideas how I could achieve this in a dynamic way?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@C_Lee , Try allexcept
Vendor Peer Comparison =
CALCULATE(
[Median Vendor Score],
FILTER(
ALLEXCEPT( 'VendorTable'[vendor_industry], 'VendorTable'[vendor_postcode])))
If this does not help
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
@amitchandak thank you for suggesting ALLEXCEPT, which I tried and I got the 'Too few arguments' error. Do you have any other suggestions?
@amitchandak sure thank you for responding, it would look like below all sitting in the one table
Vendor | Vednor Score | Vendor Industry | Postcode | State |
Computer Share | 3 | Technology | 3000 | VIC |
Computers Now | 2 | Technology | 3000 | VIC |
A J Builders | 3 | Construction | 4000 | QLD |
Training Solution | 1 | Training | 2000 | NSW |
Informa | 2 | Training | 2000 | NSW |
Salesforce | 5 | Technology | 3000 | VIC |
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