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Hi, I'm struggling to wrap my head around this. Any help will be appreciated.
I have a report which uses measures that requires user input from from 2 different slicers as shown below.
Below is my dax query which is returning blank. The aim is for me to use the input in the return query against the higlighted columns. i.e. inputs from vYear & vQtr
Payment =
VAR vDate = MAX(Calendar[CY Date])
VAR vYear = YEAR(vDate)-1
VAR vQtr = VALUES(Calendar[quarter])
return
calculate ([Amount],filter(FactTable, FactTable[Year] = vDate && FactTable[Quarter] IN vQtr))
Hi @Emmy66 ,
Please have a try.
Create a measure.
VAR vDate = MAX(Calendar[CY Date])
VAR vYear = YEAR(vDate) - 1
VAR vQtr = VALUES(Calendar[quarter])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
[Amount],
FILTER(
FactTable,
FactTable[Year] = vYear && FactTable[Quarter] IN vQtr
)
)
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@Anonymous Thanks for your response, which I appreciate a lot. The proposed solution is same with what I tried earlier which didn't work. I've attached a pbix file Multiselect.pbix with the required details and the result of the query too. Any help on this will go a long way. Thanks in advance
Hi @Emmy66 - can you try the below dax code and modify as per your tables and columns
Payment =
VAR vYears = VALUES(Calendar[Year])
VAR vQtrs = VALUES(Calendar[Quarter])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
[Amount],
FILTER(
FactTable,
FactTable[Year] IN vYears &&
FactTable[Quarter] IN vQtrs
)
)
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@rajendraongole1 Thanks for your prompt response. I tried it out but it still returned blank. The reason I had the 1st & 2nd variables in my request is to give me the flexibility to create different measures using either 2 years + or 2 years behind i.e. 2022 or 2026.