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I am having trouble converting my multi-select DAX into Report Builder:
// DAX Query
DEFINE
VAR __DS0FilterTable =
TREATAS({"07072021-047", "07132021-013"}, 'IPAR'[Referral_ID])
VAR __DS0FilterTable2 =
FILTER(
KEEPFILTERS(VALUES('factCase'[OStatus_DT])),
AND(
'factCase'[OStatus_DT] >= @p_sDate,
'factCase'[OStatus_DT] < @p_eDate
)
)
I am very comfortable in Visual Studio 2019. But the examples I have seen for multi-select are for SQL. My multi-select, in this case, has available values sourced from a query.
https://mwtn-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/dkernen_mwtn_org/EU7Oryj-XgtDm_KHFNCWZm0B7DXNeH9uOI8qt...
Thank you so much for any help you can provide!
@ReportServer @Parameters
Solved! Go to Solution.
FYI, The post is for "Report Server" group.
Based on your file, you configured the "p_Referral" as multiple values.
1) you need to add the parameter to the dataset as below.
<QueryParameter Name="Referral">
<Value>=Join(Parameters!p_Referral.Value, "|")</Value>
</QueryParameter>
2) Change your DAX as below, in the dataset
VAR __DS0FilterTable =
TREATAS({"07072021-047", "07132021-013"}, 'IPAR'[Referral_ID])
as
VAR __DS0FilterTable =
// TREATAS({"07072021-047", "07132021-013"}, 'IPAR'[Referral_ID])
FILTER( VALUES('IPAR'[Referral_ID]), PATHCONTAINS (@Referral, 'IPAR'[Referral_ID]))
3) Optional: DAX generated by Power BI is typically huge. you can tweak it (or reduce it) to your needs.
Hope this helps!
@sevenhills Thank you so, so much! I struggled with this for so long before receiving your solution. I apologize for using the wong forum and I will work to tighten-up the DAX.
FYI, The post is for "Report Server" group.
Based on your file, you configured the "p_Referral" as multiple values.
1) you need to add the parameter to the dataset as below.
<QueryParameter Name="Referral">
<Value>=Join(Parameters!p_Referral.Value, "|")</Value>
</QueryParameter>
2) Change your DAX as below, in the dataset
VAR __DS0FilterTable =
TREATAS({"07072021-047", "07132021-013"}, 'IPAR'[Referral_ID])
as
VAR __DS0FilterTable =
// TREATAS({"07072021-047", "07132021-013"}, 'IPAR'[Referral_ID])
FILTER( VALUES('IPAR'[Referral_ID]), PATHCONTAINS (@Referral, 'IPAR'[Referral_ID]))
3) Optional: DAX generated by Power BI is typically huge. you can tweak it (or reduce it) to your needs.
Hope this helps!
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