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MCacc
4 years agoHelper IV
How to use ISINSCOPE
Hello, I'm trying to apply a conditional formatting to my visual matrix. I have two levels (LEVEL 1, LEVEL 2) which have different measures which I will apply to set my condtional formattin...
- 4 years ago
MCacc , you should in reverse order. So if level one is above in a visual and level 2 is below, then use Level2, level 1
MEASURE FOR COLORING
VAR LEV_1 = ISINSCOPE(TABLE[LEVEL 1])VAR LEV_2= ISINSCOPE(TABLE[LEVEL 2])RETURNSWITCH (TRUE(),LEV_2, [MEASURE FOR LEVEL 2],LEV_1, [MEASURE FOR LEVEL 1] )IsInScope - Switch Rank at different levels: https://youtu.be/kh0gezKICEM - 4 years ago
Hey,
ISINSCOPE in combination with a matrix works from top to bottom. The highest rank is always in scope, and the ranks below it only when expanded.
SWITCH also works from top to bottom on an exclusion basis. Therefore first use the LVL2 condition and then the LVL1 condition:
MEASURE FOR COLORING = VAR LEV_1 = ISINSCOPE ( TABLE[LEVEL 1] ) VAR LEV_2 = ISINSCOPE ( TABLE[LEVEL 2] ) RETURN SWITCH ( TRUE (), LEV_2, [MEASURE FOR LEVEL 2], LEV_1, [MEASURE FOR LEVEL 1] ) - 4 years ago
Thank you so much, it works!
amitchandak
4 years agoSuper User
MCacc , you should in reverse order. So if level one is above in a visual and level 2 is below, then use Level2, level 1
MEASURE FOR COLORING
VAR LEV_1 = ISINSCOPE(TABLE[LEVEL 1])
VAR LEV_2= ISINSCOPE(TABLE[LEVEL 2])
RETURN
SWITCH (
TRUE(),
LEV_2, [MEASURE FOR LEVEL 2],
LEV_1, [MEASURE FOR LEVEL 1] )
IsInScope - Switch Rank at different levels: https://youtu.be/kh0gezKICEM
MCacc
4 years agoHelper IV
Thanks! it works as well!!