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Hello!
I am new to Power BI and I have looked for a post with this exact theme but I couldn't find it.
I have a collum which has rows with ramdom values such as:
I would like to have a slicer that gives me the option of selecting ranges of values instead of all possible values.
Example:
Select a range
0 -> 63
64 -> 127
128 -> 255
256 -> 511
512 -> 1023
1024 -> 2047
2048 -> 4095
and so on...
Any idea?
Thanks in advance!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @rangelferreira ,
We can create a calculated column likt that to work on it.
range =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
'Table'[KPI] <= 63
&& 'Table'[KPI] >= 0, "0->61",
'Table'[KPI] > 63
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 127, "64->127",
'Table'[KPI] > 127
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 255, "128->255",
'Table'[KPI] > 255
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 511, "256->511",
'Table'[KPI] > 511
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 1023, "512->1023",
'Table'[KPI] > 1023
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 2047, "1024->2047",
'Table'[KPI] > 2047
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 4095, "2048->4095",
'Table'[KPI] > 4095, "..."
)
For more details, please check the pbix as attached.
Hi @rangelferreira ,
We can create a calculated column likt that to work on it.
range =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
'Table'[KPI] <= 63
&& 'Table'[KPI] >= 0, "0->61",
'Table'[KPI] > 63
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 127, "64->127",
'Table'[KPI] > 127
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 255, "128->255",
'Table'[KPI] > 255
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 511, "256->511",
'Table'[KPI] > 511
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 1023, "512->1023",
'Table'[KPI] > 1023
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 2047, "1024->2047",
'Table'[KPI] > 2047
&& 'Table'[KPI] <= 4095, "2048->4095",
'Table'[KPI] > 4095, "..."
)
For more details, please check the pbix as attached.
Hi @rangelferreira ,
look at this.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-grouping-and-binning
Regards,
Marcus
Dortmund - Germany
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Thank you @mwegener for sharing this. It will be useful in the future. However @v-frfei-msft had the solution for the situation I was in.