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I'm new creating Paginated Reports.
I have created a very basic one where I migrated one visual in PBX. I've got the DAX Query from the performance analyzer, replacing the hard-coded value with my data set parameter : @FiscalYear. This parameter mapped to the Report Parameter @Year (INT Type). This is the query (after deleting unnecessary lines):
// DAX Query DEFINE VAR __DS0FilterTable = TREATAS({@FiscalYear}, 'Calendar'[Year]) VAR __DS0Core = SUMMARIZECOLUMNS( 'Calendar'[Year], 'Stores'[store_country], 'Stores'[store_city], 'Stores'[store_name], __DS0FilterTable, "Total_Transactions", 'Transaction_Data'[Total Transactions], "Weekend_Transactions", 'Transaction_Data'[Weekend Transactions], "Total_Cost", 'Transaction_Data'[Total Cost] ) EVALUATE __DS0Core
In Power BI's report the paginated report was working fine for one single value:
Now it is necessary to allow multiple values for the year. I updated the parameter definition for allowing multiples values, but when I execute the report again I've got this message :
Cannot convert value '{ 1997,1998 }' of type Text to type Integer while processing column - [StaticColumn] -> Calendar[Year].
I tried to change the data type to String, and join the values in the FX but without any success.. I have checked other alternatives within the function, always getting the same result.
What do I need to change in the DAX definition or the parameter attributes to reach the expected result ?
@Anonymous , Have selected multiple values in the parameter, you created
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