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Hi There,
I am trying to lookup my measure to the table listed below, is there a way i can get this via a measure?
My end goal is for example my Measure is equivalent to 95.9% it should fall under Tier 60%
To Goal | Tier |
0.00% | 0% |
87.00% | 10% |
89.00% | 20% |
91.00% | 30% |
93.00% | 40% |
94.00% | 50% |
95.00% | 60% |
96.00% | 70% |
97.00% | 80% |
98.00% | 90% |
99.00% | 93% |
100.00% | 95% |
100.50% | 98% |
101.00% | 100% |
101.50% | 103% |
102.00% | 105% |
102.50% | 108% |
103.00% | 110% |
104.00% | 113% |
105.00% | 115% |
106.00% | 118% |
108.00% | 118% |
110.00% | 120% |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Lobs01 ,
the secret is to use a variable to store the value of myMeasure. Otherwise you can't use it as filter in a CALCULATE formula:
tierMeasure =
VAR _measureValue = [myMeasure]
RETURN
CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Table'[Tier] ), 'Table'[ToGoal] <= _measureValue )
Hi @Lobs01 ,
the secret is to use a variable to store the value of myMeasure. Otherwise you can't use it as filter in a CALCULATE formula:
tierMeasure =
VAR _measureValue = [myMeasure]
RETURN
CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Table'[Tier] ), 'Table'[ToGoal] <= _measureValue )
thank you
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