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I am building a report that has 10 KPI cards. I have 4 "groups" of 10 measures each to populate these KPI cards. Say these are groups A,B,C,D with measures A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D1, D2, etc... I would like to be able to display all of the A measures together, but then have a slicer that switches to all of the B measures, all of the C measures, and all of the D measures. They should go in the correct cards as well, meaning A1, B1, C1, and D1 would all go in the same KPI card. I have been messing around with Field Parameters, and I think this may be the right approach, but this is a bit more complicated than what I have been able to figure out. Would love any guidance you all have!
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Create a table that lists all your measures with corresponding group information.
MeasuresTable =
DATATABLE(
"Group", STRING,
"MeasureName", STRING,
{
{"A", "A1"},
{"A", "A2"},
{"B", "B1"},
{"B", "B2"},
{"C", "C1"},
{"C", "C2"},
{"D", "D1"},
{"D", "D2"}
}
)
Create a dynamic measure that selects the appropriate measure based on the selected group and measure name.
SelectedMeasure =
VAR selectedGroup = SELECTEDVALUE(GroupTable[Group])
VAR selectedMeasureName = SELECTEDVALUE(MeasuresTable[MeasureName])
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
selectedGroup = "A" && selectedMeasureName = "A1", [A1],
selectedGroup = "A" && selectedMeasureName = "A2", [A2],
selectedGroup = "B" && selectedMeasureName = "B1", [B1],
selectedGroup = "B" && selectedMeasureName = "B2", [B2],
selectedGroup = "C" && selectedMeasureName = "C1", [C1],
selectedGroup = "C" && selectedMeasureName = "C2", [C2],
selectedGroup = "D" && selectedMeasureName = "D1", [D1],
selectedGroup = "D" && selectedMeasureName = "D2", [D2],
BLANK()
)
-- Add slicers for both the GroupTable and the MeasuresTable. This will allow users to select the group and the specific measure within that group.
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Thank you! I sort of simplified my question, so I had to make some modifications to your solution, but the overall technique was exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for your help.
Create a table that lists all your measures with corresponding group information.
MeasuresTable =
DATATABLE(
"Group", STRING,
"MeasureName", STRING,
{
{"A", "A1"},
{"A", "A2"},
{"B", "B1"},
{"B", "B2"},
{"C", "C1"},
{"C", "C2"},
{"D", "D1"},
{"D", "D2"}
}
)
Create a dynamic measure that selects the appropriate measure based on the selected group and measure name.
SelectedMeasure =
VAR selectedGroup = SELECTEDVALUE(GroupTable[Group])
VAR selectedMeasureName = SELECTEDVALUE(MeasuresTable[MeasureName])
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
selectedGroup = "A" && selectedMeasureName = "A1", [A1],
selectedGroup = "A" && selectedMeasureName = "A2", [A2],
selectedGroup = "B" && selectedMeasureName = "B1", [B1],
selectedGroup = "B" && selectedMeasureName = "B2", [B2],
selectedGroup = "C" && selectedMeasureName = "C1", [C1],
selectedGroup = "C" && selectedMeasureName = "C2", [C2],
selectedGroup = "D" && selectedMeasureName = "D1", [D1],
selectedGroup = "D" && selectedMeasureName = "D2", [D2],
BLANK()
)
-- Add slicers for both the GroupTable and the MeasuresTable. This will allow users to select the group and the specific measure within that group.
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