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Anonymous
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Pareto classes with WhatIf

Hi,

 

I have an issue as I tried to set a parameter of WhatIf and then set my classes based on the selected value.

 

It does not work on my file... I have set my parameters as per below;

 

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It seems like the data is only keeping what is set as the default, when I change the value in the parameter, there is not effect on the table.

 

Whats' wrong with my formula? And I have posted the forecast$ to see the effect of the change on the classes, but nothing happens.

 

Thanks for your help!

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v-juanli-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous

Based on my test in your file, I found It may be some misunderstanding with the usage of What-if parameter and table visual.

First, you should use What-if parameter in a measure so that when you select values on the What-if parameter slicer, the measure would change with the slicer. Note, calculated columns can be changed by slicers.

Second, pay attention to your table visual, you add [Fct $] column in the table, and apply "sum" aggregation for this column, thus, [Fct $] column will sum by other columns in this table visual.

These are why " the data is only keeping what is set as the default, when I change the value in the parameter, there is not effect on the table".

Look at a test below.

create a measure

Measure = 
IF( MAX(Merge1[Fct $])>[MesureA],"B","Autre")

Then add this measure to the table visual but don't set the Merge1[Fct $] as "sum", set it as "don't summarize".

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Best Regards

Maggie

Anonymous
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Thanks for the help Maggie, that works very well.

 

Although, can I use that measure to finalize my table with a column with the proper value. (add measure to a column; I tried as Column = Measure ; but all values are referred to B.

 

If I change the whatif parameter, can it update a column of my class ("B") and then it would update my whole dashboard using that setting. I understand the point of the measure, but I need that value in a column so I can complete all my dashboard.

 

 

Let me know!

 

Thanks

Hi @Anonymous

It is not possible to use a measure in a column directly.

Also, a column can't change values with the slicer or parameter.

If you want the value to change with the selection in a slicer or parameter, you can use a measure.

If my answer helps you slove your question, could you kindly accepted this as a solution?

 

Best Regards

maggie

v-juanli-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Anonymous

Please refer to this article to learn how to use What-IF parameter.

Create and use a What if parameter to visualize variables in Power BI Desktop

 

Please try your formula and What-IF parameter in a measure instead of a calculated column.

 

Best Regards

Maggie

Stachu
Community Champion
Community Champion

try changing the 

'ParametreA'[Valeur ParametreA]


to

SELECTEDVALUE('ParametreA'[Valeur ParametreA])


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Thank you for the kudos 🙂

Anonymous
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I have already set a measure;

 

MesureA = SELECTEDVALUE('ParamètreA'[ParamètreA])

 

Still not working!

 

 FILE ABC

Stachu
Community Champion
Community Champion

but you're not using it in the Colonne measure, try this:

Colonne = IF(Merge1[Hit]>MeasureA;"A";"Autre")


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Thank you for the kudos 🙂

Anonymous
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Colonne =

IF( Merge1[Fct $]>[MesureA];"A";"Autre")

 

Just did and still not working...

 

Have you look at the file?

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