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refering to this Column Calculated using Slider Input - Microsoft Fabric Community
Does anyone know if with last version of PBI we can add new column calculated by slider?
Many thanks
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Hi @AlessandroBet, nothing has changed on this matter and probably won't as the request is fully covered by a use of measure.
I've read the thread shared by you and it provides all necessary details on how to do it. However, if you struggle with a specific case I'm sure that community members ca help you 🙂
Unfortunately there is no way to achieve it: calculated columns are calculated at the moment of a report refresh, not dynamically every time you change a slicer value. That's the reason why you need to use measure with all its pros and cons.
Yes i have read the tread and i did the same but my goal is to build a new column inside existing table with value calculate by slicer value
Unfortunately there is no way to achieve it: calculated columns are calculated at the moment of a report refresh, not dynamically every time you change a slicer value. That's the reason why you need to use measure with all its pros and cons.
Hi @AlessandroBet, nothing has changed on this matter and probably won't as the request is fully covered by a use of measure.
I've read the thread shared by you and it provides all necessary details on how to do it. However, if you struggle with a specific case I'm sure that community members ca help you 🙂
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