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Hi everyone,
I am building a model to help me choose which container I need to use based on the material I want to ship and the average temperature of the sending and receiving ports. for a certain product if it's too hot say >30 degC (this threshold depends on the selected product) it needs to go on temperature controlled containers, else in ambient containers.
The tables are not linked so i guess it's not possible but maybe someone has an idea...
Is there a way to achieve this?
I could do it in excel but translating it to here is proving quite difficult for me 😞
thanks!!!
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If you can do it in Excel, keep doing it in Excel. Power BI is not a logistics planning tool.
HI @nicoenz,
AFIAK, current power bi can create measure expression to show the correspond result based on condition and filter interactions in visuals, but it does not support to create dynamic calculate column/table based on filter effects. (they do not work on the same level and you can’t use the child level to affect their parent)
Notice: the data level of power bi(from parent to child level)
Database(external) -> query table(query, custom function, query parameters) -> data model table(table, calculate column/table) -> data view with virtual tables(measure, visual, filter, slicer)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @nicoenz,
AFIAK, current power bi can create measure expression to show the correspond result based on condition and filter interactions in visuals, but it does not support to create dynamic calculate column/table based on filter effects. (they do not work on the same level and you can’t use the child level to affect their parent)
Notice: the data level of power bi(from parent to child level)
Database(external) -> query table(query, custom function, query parameters) -> data model table(table, calculate column/table) -> data view with virtual tables(measure, visual, filter, slicer)
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
If you can do it in Excel, keep doing it in Excel. Power BI is not a logistics planning tool.
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