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Hi there!
I have got PBIX file that features a table indicating:
- Training courses (courses A, B, C...)
- For each training course, there can be several training sessions (with start and end dates, location...: sessions A1, A2..., B1, B2..., C1, C2...)
- And the price of one seat in a training session.
The price depends on the training course (A, B, C...) and on the type of client (inhouse or external).
So for session A1, we get 2 prices depending the client type. Same principle and same prices for session A2. Same principle but potentially different prices for session B1 (course A is different to course B). Etc.
My PBIX file also features a slicer that helps filtering the above-described table with the client type. Indeed, I want to display only the training courses (hundreds), hence sessions (thousands), dates... that fit the type of client I selected in the slicer. This works perfectly fine.
Here is an example:
Here are also the links between the tables that feed the model (in this image, code means training course code):
My trouble is: how to display in my visual, in my table, the price of each course that changes with the type of client that I select?
What I tried:
- Add a calculated column in the 3 - Price
- Calculcate in this new column the price for external clients based on the already available column of the price for the inhouse clients
What I would have liked to work (that did not work, of course...):
- Display in the table (visual) the correct price depending on the course and the type of client that I selected in the slicer.
Would anyone have a clue on how to have the correct price displayed in the last column of my table?
Thanks a lot for your able (I am just a beginner)
Cedbont
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi all,
I have found a workaround. I would appreciate if you told me this was the best way or not.
Instead of having a link between tables 1-Sessions and 3-Prix (prices), I:
Cedbont
Hi all,
I have found a workaround. I would appreciate if you told me this was the best way or not.
Instead of having a link between tables 1-Sessions and 3-Prix (prices), I:
Cedbont
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