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Hello
In my PBI report, I have 2 bar/line charts and 2 KPI visuals. I would like to have Page filters that can filter below:
Entity: Either APAC or EMEA
MOP: Either Digital or Web
I am facing two problems:
1) I would like the "Growth" numbers to show in % and "Revenue" in decimals. I don't think this can be done if only one sheet of dataset is used?
2) I would like both "Entity Name" and "MOP" filters to operate independently and able to affect all 4 visuals on a page level. So the user has 4 combinations to view all 4 visuals (APAC+Digital, APAC+Web, EMEA+Digital, EMEA+Web).
I tried to fix problem#1 by having one page of dataset for "Growth" in % format, then have another page of dataset for "Revenue" in $$. But this causes an issue with problem #2, because I can only create one relationship between the Data Sets: either "Entity Name" or "MOP", but not both.
Alternatively I can fix problem#2 by having both "Revenue" and "Growth" in one page of dataset, but the formatting will have to be either all in $$ or all in %? Each column of data can only be either percentage or number?
How can I fix both problems together? This would mean all "Revenue" is shown in decimal, all "Growth" is shown in %, and all 4 filters (APAC/EMEA/Digital/Web) can be toggled indepedently to affect all 4 visuals.
Thanks for any help.
@PBIMakesMeHigh , We can measure for Growth % and "Revenue" and that can have different formats.
if they are coming from two tables having many to many join consider a bridge table.
Also, consider a slicer or visual-level filter
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
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