To help you correctly call or use a parameter inside a table in Power BI, I first need to know which type of parameter you’re working with. Power BI has several kinds of parameters, and each one behaves differently. Some can be used directly inside visuals, while others only work in Power Query unless you load them into the model manually. Because of this, the solution depends entirely on the parameter type.
The first type is the What-If Parameter. This is created from the Modeling tab, and it automatically creates a new table along with a measure. These parameters can be used inside a table visual or inside DAX measures without any extra steps. If you're using this type, you simply reference the generated measure inside your table.
The second type is the Power Query Parameter. These are created inside Power Query and are usually used for filtering or controlling queries. These parameters do not automatically show up in the report view. If you want to use them inside a table visual or a DAX measure, you must load them into a table first. Otherwise, they cannot be directly called.
There are also Field Parameters, which let you switch between columns or measures dynamically. These are great for interactive visuals, but they still need to be used correctly inside a table visual depending on how they’re structured.
To give you the exact solution and the correct Fabric Community thread that matches your case, I just need you to confirm which parameter type you are using. Once you tell me that, I’ll rewrite everything with the right DAX, steps, and solved community links.
I hope this helps!
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