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PATHCONTAINS and Multiple selected value
Here are some options:
- use MIN/MAX instead of SELECTEDVALUE
- use TOPN(1,FILTERS())
- make your slicer single select.
Thank you for your reply.
Is there a way to take all multiple values and apply it to the measure in PathContains() function?
- lbendlin5 years agoSuper User
yes, convert your path into a table variable and then use INTERSECT()
- Greg_Deckler5 years agoCommunity Champion
amarsale85 If you are having trouble with lbendlin 's suggestion, which is a good one, see Text to Table: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Text-to-Table/m-p/1312929#M594
- amarsale855 years agoHelper II
Thank you lbendlin for your suggestion but it isn't working. Below is my code:
Sum Amount:= VAR SelectedLocations = SELECTCOLUMNS( VALUES(DimLocation), "LocationID", DimLocation[LocationID]+0 ) VAR mytable = SELECTCOLUMNS ( GENERATE ( ALL(DimLocation), ADDCOLUMNS ( GENERATESERIES ( 1, PATHLENGTH ( [Calculated Path] ) ), "PivotPath", PATHITEM ( [Calculated Path], [Value], 1 ) ) ), "LocationID", DimLocation[LocationID]+0, "PivotPathKey", [PivotPath] ) RETURN CALCULATE ( SUM(FactAmount[Amount]), INTERSECT(mytable,SelectedLocations) )This code gives me error.
I used INTERSECT here, but it gives error since these 2 tables have different no. of columns. If i used NATURALINNERJOIN instead of INTERSECT, that gives an error as well.
Can you suggest what else can be used in place of INTERSECT() ?
Regards,
Amar