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Hi All,
I am working on a dashboard and would require your help in a measure.
I have slicers for the the name of companies
Wallmart
Facbook
Microsoft
Apple
I have a map which shows which all countries the company has an office. At present what is happening is that when nothing is selected/all are selected the map becomes cluttered because all companies may have operations in one country.
To improve upon that I have decided to do somthing like this
when slicer is selected for a particular company then area of operations must be shown. otherwise only their head offices must be shown
Table1
Company Area of Operation
Apple USA
Apple Canada
Apple France
Google Ireland
Google UK
Google Netherlands (and so on)
Table2
Company Headoffice Revenue in 17Q1
Apple California 123456
Google California 235689
Microsoft Washington 3698
Wallmart NewYork 36578
For this I have created a measure
Locations = if(ISFILTERED(Company[Logo]),SELECTCOLUMNS(Assets,"Area of Operations",[Sector]),SELECTCOLUMNS(Company,"Headquaters",[HeadQuater]))
The issue i am facing is when nothing is selected/all selected then the measure give an error else it gives the result as Headquaters.
This particular measure will be shown in the map in place of Legends (which is not getting accepted in the maps visuals)
Secondly, When talking about the size of the bubble in the map visual when nothing is selected the size should vary based on revenue otherwise when a particular company is selected then the size should be fixed to 50
Size = IF(ISFILTERED(Company[Logo]),50,SELECTCOLUMNS(Company,"Revenue",[Revenue 17Q1])) (same is the case- works well for false condition but the result is not )
Error Message- Multiple values suppplied when sacalar value expected.
Look forward for your reply
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
It's not possible to dynamically populate the fields based on selection in slicer.
In this scenario, I suggest you create a hierarchy like "Head Office->Area Of Operation". I think this should be the most effective workaround, even you have to go HeadOffice level first, then drill down to detail locations.
Regards,
It's not possible to dynamically populate the fields based on selection in slicer.
In this scenario, I suggest you create a hierarchy like "Head Office->Area Of Operation". I think this should be the most effective workaround, even you have to go HeadOffice level first, then drill down to detail locations.
Regards,
In your IF statement, it will return a dynamic table context, which is not supported in DAX. Please refer to links below:
Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) Overview
Row Context and Filter Context in DAX
Regards,
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