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jeroenterheerdt
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2 years ago

Share your thoughts on visual calculations (preview)

Hit "Reply" and let us know what you think of visual calculations! To learn more about this feature, please visit the blog post or our documentation.   Here are some areas that we'd like to hear ab...
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Pim_7890
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2 years ago
  1. Geen mogelijkheden om het format van de meting aan te passen.
    Dit moet nu aangepast worden met FORMAT().
  2. Geen mogelijkheid voor voorwaardelijke opmaak van cellen.
    Dus geen mogelijkheid voor bijvoorbeeld een stoplicht-opmaak of iets dergelijks.
  3. Geen mogelijkheid voor berekeningen met meerdere tabellen zoals RELATED().
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jeroenterheerdt
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2 years ago

hello Pim, thanks for your feedback. #1 and #2 are on the list of limitations published here.
#3 is by design. You cannot refer back to the model because you are no longer in the model. This is a core design artefact of visual calculations which makes your life easier (you don't have to worry about what makes DAX so hard because you are no longer in the model). If you want you can easily bring those columns from other tables into the visual, hide them from view so you can refer to them using visual calculations. I hope that helps.