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Hi
My SQL Function needs a Parameter @Language to be passed.
Here in Switzerland most things are at least in 3 Languages(German, French and Italian) + also English.
I have a Dropdown with the Values: G, F, I and E.
I would like to pass it to my Function so that i only get the French Values back, for example.
This worked so well in MS Reports.
I see a lot of posts that say it doesn.t work, but those posts are also quite old sometimes.
Thanks for the Help 🙂
Best Regards
-Boris
They are slowly going in that direction. Have a read here and see how far that helps.
Dynamic M query parameters in Power BI Desktop (preview) - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
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