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Hi guys,
I have a use case, where I have to analyse automotive parts. I am looking for such parts, which I'm not selling currently, but which I should sell, because those parts have high "sell-potential":
Data Sources I have:
In the report I need some filters and two tables - parts and alternative parts. slicer-filters should filter parts-table only. when I select any part in the parts-table the alternative parts-table should be filtered according to the selection.
Starting point:
Problems/To-Dos/Aims:
state_0 = LOOKUPVALUE(partsStock[state] ; partsStock[stock] ; "0" ; partsStock[part] ; partsStock[part] )
IF ( COUNTROWS (RELATEDTABLE('cars_parts')) - 1 ; "Y" ; "N" )
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Are my DAX expressions right? Can you help me with the missing ones?
I would like to add the ,pbix-file, but unfortunately I can't any option to do so...
@Zubair_Muhammad - can you help me one more time my friend?^^
@eniX wrote:
- regions is the look-up table for regions. In every region there is exactly one stock. That's why we can treat region as stock and vice versa ( region = stock)
exactly 🙂
Hi @eniX,
Could you share a sample pbix file with some sample/mock data, so that we can better assist on this issue? You can upload it to OneDrive or Dropbox and post the link here. Do mask sensitive data before uploading.
Regards
Create a dummy data model in Excel similar to your situation and share the file via ONEdrive or googledrive
Hopefully, Someone will help you out
thank you, any help is appreciated:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KN_V6zebTpuuCIMo3U_hpQHtIPGC3qzH
anyone? 😞
Is the Stock field in PartsStock table holds region number? or What does that Stock value refer to
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