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Multiplying a column based on slicer
Hi,
I have a data model where I have a day in the year and a certain utlization in one table. For example Day 1 = 0.4, Day 2 = 0.6. Now I also have a table which lists values between 1 and 15. I have put this table in a slicer with 15 different options.
Is it possible to now multiply my utilization by the number selected in my slicer i.e.:
Slicer selection = 4
Day 1 = 1.6
Day 2 = 3.2
I'm not sure if this is possible or not?
Kind regards,
Matthias
Matthias93,
The value of Day 2 should be 2.4(4*0.6), right? If so, I make a test in the following sample tables.
Create the following measure in the first table.multiplyMeasure = MAX(Table2[Column1])*MAX(Table1[Column1])
Create a table visual and test the slicer.
Regards,
LydiaHi Lydia,
This is exactly what I needed for my dashboard. Thanks for your quick help, I'll try to apply it to my case now.
Kind regards,
Matthias
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Matthias93,
The value of Day 2 should be 2.4(4*0.6), right? If so, I make a test in the following sample tables.
Create the following measure in the first table.multiplyMeasure = MAX(Table2[Column1])*MAX(Table1[Column1])
Create a table visual and test the slicer.
Regards,
LydiaHi Lydia,
This is exactly what I needed for my dashboard. Thanks for your quick help, I'll try to apply it to my case now.
Kind regards,
Matthias
Hi,
I have a data model where I have a day in the year and a certain utlization in one table. For example Day 1 = 0.4, Day 2 = 0.6. Now I also have a table which lists values between 1 and 15. I have put this table in a slicer with 15 different options.
Is it possible to now multiply my utilization by the number selected in my slicer i.e.:
Slicer selection = 4
Day 1 = 1.6
Day 2 = 3.2
I'm not sure if this is possible or not?
Kind regards,
Matthias
Hello Lydia!
Your solution worked great, but I was wondering if your solution also applies when using 2 slicers. What I mean is to first choose an option of multiplier, and then choosing a second option to again multiply the total amount from the previous operation.
Thanks!
Juan
