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I can't get this measure to work... I'm half way maybe. Here's my code:
O QTY OD FLOW =
VAR bob =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DateRanges[daterangeid] )
VAR origin =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'PrimaryMarketTable ODflow'[PrimaryMarket] )
VAR test =
CALCULATE (
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],
TOPN (
5,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin',
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin
)
)
VAR jim =
LOOKUPVALUE (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest],
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin], origin,
test
)
VAR third =
CALCULATE (
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
FILTER ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin', jim <> BLANK () )
)
VAR secondtake =
CALCULATE (
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],
TOPN (
5,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin',
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] IN third
)
)
RETURN
secondtake
So here's what I am trying to do: Based on a a choice in a slicer of a city name - I want to map this with "Flow Maps" - disregard that unless you have insight into that visualization, if I can get this measure to work I'm all set.
What my variables are trying to do is build out the information for the flow map - therefore the output should contain the first city and the top 5 locations trucks were sent to, then the data should be filtered to where the main data set "OD CitytoCityOrigin", where the origin city is now filtered to the 5 destination cities. So the final dataset should be the originally selected city from PrimaryMarketOrigin + the top 5 destinations as PrimaryMarketOrigin.
Variables
Bob = this is just a daterangeid selection - 4 weeks of data, 90 days, or 52 weeks... it works
Origin = Selected value in the slicer (slicer table has no connection to OD CitytoCityOrigin - I am just using this to match up names
Test = this works and shows me the top 5 cities of my origin
jim = this is an attempt to get from Test the list of destination cities - I think it works
third = an attempt to get from the main table the data based on my destination cities in Jim - did not work
Secondtake = another attempt at third
The names above of Third and Secondtake are actually my 30th attempt at least, what I need to do is primarily get my list of Destination cities, and limit the origin data based on the city names matching... this has to be a measure. Please help.
if you need columns of what I'm doing, you could basically do it with these columns:
OD CitytoCityOrigin
PrimaryMarketOrigin | PrimaryMarketDest | NumberstoSum | TruckModels
Data: City_State | City_State | #Numbers# | JH...
PrimaryMarketTable ODflow
Separate table no relationship: City_State
Please help my sanity and solve this. BTW - this formla as written doesn't actually compute because in Secondtake "in third" at the end gives me the error "not a valid table". - don't fix that, fix everything else, that was just a last ditch effort.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous With regard to your question above you can store a variable and use it as a filter in another table like:
Measure =
VAR __table = SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"FilterColumn",[Column])
VAR __filteredTable = FILTER('Table2',[Some Column] IN __table)
Hi @Anonymous ,
Bacause you do not provide a screenshot of the results you are expecting and desensitized example data, I could only according to your descriptions to give some suggestions, please try below dax formula, do some adjustments according to your measure:
O QTY OD FLOW =
VAR bob =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DateRanges[daterangeid] )
VAR origin =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'PrimaryMarketTable ODflow'[PrimaryMarket] )
VAR test =
CALCULATE (
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],
TOPN (
5,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ),
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin
)
)
VAR jim =
LOOKUPVALUE (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest],
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin], origin,
test
)
VAR third =
CALCULATETABLE (
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
FILTER ( ALL ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ), jim <> BLANK () )
)
VAR secondtake =
CALCULATE (
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],
TOPN (
5,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ),
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] IN third
)
)
RETURN
secondtake
Thanks for your efforts & time in advance.
Best regards,
Community Support Team_Binbin Yu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@amitchandak or @Greg_Deckler want to take a shot at this? Just please tell me how to store a variable, then use that table of multiple values as a filter in another variable. It can be done right?
@Anonymous With regard to your question above you can store a variable and use it as a filter in another table like:
Measure =
VAR __table = SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"FilterColumn",[Column])
VAR __filteredTable = FILTER('Table2',[Some Column] IN __table)
@Greg_Deckler can you help me understand why my current query provides me no data in response? I've implemented what you said, but it's still not working.
Here's what I'm thinking I need to "get around" - that everything in my FilterDest variable is really related to a single PrimaryMarketOrigin - therefore when I say in Destcities "look up everything where PrimaryMarketOrigin in Filteredest" - what is actually happening is DAX is still lining up PrimaryMarketOrigin to PrimaryMarketOrigin - LMK if this is incorrect and that by renaming that column in Filterdest (here I rename PrimaryMarketDest to PrimaryMarketOrigin) - that by doing that I have forced PowerBI to agree that column is PrimaryMarketOrigin?
Here's my code - everything works except the last Var... in the end my Return will be "Return Test1+Destcities" - but I can't get Destcities to work. Let me know if you need me to mock this up in a powerbi... I can't share my file with you however.
O QTY L4wks OD FLOW =
VAR bob =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DateRanges[daterangeid] )
VAR origin =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'PrimaryMarketTable ODflow'[PrimaryMarket] )
VAR test1 =
CALCULATE (
calculate([O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0
)),
TOPN (
5,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0 )
)
var DestCitiestable =
CALCULATEtable (values('OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest]),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
test1<>BLANK())
)
var summarizeDestTable =
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE(DestCitiestable,'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest],"PrimaryMarketOrigin",'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest]),"aColumn",1)
var filterdest = SELECTCOLUMNS(summarizeDestTable,"PrimaryMarketOrigin",[PrimaryMarketDest])
VAR destcities =
calculate(
calculate(sum('OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQty]),allexcept(Equipment,Equipment[ProductCategory],Equipment[ProductModel]),filter('OD CitytoCityOrigin','OD CitytoCityOrigin'[DateRangeID]=bob&&'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] in filterdest)),
TOPN (
5,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
calculate(sum('OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQty]),allexcept(Equipment,Equipment[ProductCategory],Equipment[ProductModel]),filter('OD CitytoCityOrigin','OD CitytoCityOrigin'[DateRangeID]=bob&&'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] in filterdest)), DESC
))
RETURN
destcities
OK - all of this works and gets me close - Var Filterdest returns the cities I want to filter PrimarMarketOrigin for, but that filter is returning nothing. So Var Destcities returns nothing.
O QTY L4wks OD FLOW =
VAR bob =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DateRanges[daterangeid] )
VAR origin =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'PrimaryMarketTable ODflow'[PrimaryMarket] )
VAR test1 =
CALCULATE (
calculate([O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0
)),
TOPN (
10,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0 )
)
var DestCitiestable =
CALCULATEtable (values('OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest]),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
test1<>BLANK())
)
var summarizeDestTable =
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE(DestCitiestable,'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest],"PrimaryMarketOrigin",'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest]),"aColumn",1)
var filterdest = CALCULATEtable(SELECTCOLUMNS('OD CitytoCityOrigin',"PrimaryMarketOrigin",selectedvalue('OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest])),filter(summarizeDestTable,[PrimaryMarketOrigin]<>BLANK()))
VAR destcities =
CALCULATE (
calculate(
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin',
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = filterdest && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0
)),
TOPN (
5,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
)
,
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = filterdest
))
RETURN
destcities
everything else seems to work...
Thank you for your response, but I am still not there. In your previous post you fixed my query (kind of) - the All ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ) - this messes things up as it ends up grabbing the entire table. I removed the All and it somewhat works.
This is where I am at now - This one errors with "A function "PLACEHOLDER' has been used in a True/False expression that is used as a table filter expression."
OK - TEST1 gives me my top 10 cities that we sent trucks to. I then need to combine that Test1 with those 10 destination cities now as the origin.
Accroding to Dax Formatter - this query currently has a syntax error, but it isn't caught by power bi, so maybe not. That syntax error is supposed to be here:
var DestCitiestable =
CALCULATEtable ('OD CitytoCityOrigin',
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], <--- HERE before the comma
TOPN (
10,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0 )
)
Here is the full code, this does not work.
O QTY L4wks OD FLOW =
VAR bob =
SELECTEDVALUE ( DateRanges[daterangeid] )
VAR origin =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'PrimaryMarketTable ODflow'[PrimaryMarket] )
VAR test1 =
CALCULATE (
calculate([O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0
)),
TOPN (
10,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0 )
)
var DestCitiestable =
CALCULATEtable ('OD CitytoCityOrigin',
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],
TOPN (
10,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0 )
)
var summarizeDestTable =
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE(DestCitiestable,'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest],"PrimaryMarketOrigin",'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest]),"aColumn",1)
VAR destcities =
CALCULATE (
calculate([O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow],FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin',
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] = DestCitiestable = origin && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0
)),
TOPN (
5,
ALLSELECTED ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketDest] ),
[O QTY L4wks removed origin city from dest OD flow], DESC
),
VALUES ( 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketdest] ),
FILTER (
'OD CitytoCityOrigin' ,
'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[PrimaryMarketOrigin] in summarizeDestTable && 'OD CitytoCityOrigin'[OriginQTY]>0 )
)
RETURN
destcitiesAgain, I am not looking for you to fix my syntax, or make this query work - I am hoping you can help me understand how to do what I am trying to do in my two variables "SummarizeDestTable" and "Destcities" - here I am trying to limit my original Test1 query, isolate to the Destination cities (just top 10), and use those dynamically as my new Origin selection to pull another top 5 from those origins.
I would rather you give me the process, than repost my code with slight improvements.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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