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Thanks and we look forward to hearing your feedback!
thanks for trying this out! Field parameters are listed as a limitation in our docs so they don't work yet with visual calculations.
Hello,
I've got an issue.
When I'm using fx to add the RUNNINGSUM I got the message below.
It referes to a column with the weeks.
Whatever the measures I got this error
My table is quite simple
first of all, thank you for trying out visual calculations and I am sorry you weren't successful the first time around. I believe I understand what is going on here: the [Field] in the template is the numerical field you want to sum, so that's Snapshot in your case. RUNNINGSUM([Snapshot]) should work. Please try it and let me know if it works as expected. thanks again!
Hello
The error message is coming at the beginning, meaning when I click on "New Calculation" the error message is popping up.
The table is quite simple, I have the week and for this example I only put the measure Snapshot = 1
with a format as Whole number.
Even if I continue and create Calculation = RUNNINGSUM([Snapshot]) the screen stay with the error message.
The calendar I use to get the Week is linked with other table in my model. Could be the problem ?
I did several try and it seems the issue is coming only if I use the table "Calendar" 😞
Hi there
I've got a small vertical aligment issue the minute I use a unichar icon to display a negative or positive icon related to the value, waiting for conditional formatting option. This happens only using DIN Font bigger than 18 points
In essence I use this code for the visual calculation:
the result is this one:
so using font DIN 14 on the left no significant vertical misalignement, while using DIN 34 I have a vertical misalignement. No issues with other fonts
By the way, any suggestion to change numbers in green or red using DAX and/or HTML?
Thanks
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Hello again,
I solved my problem. The naming of the column seems weird for the New Calculation.
If I rename my column Calendar[ST Week] with ST Week all is working well.
Is it possible the square bracket [ ] create the problem ?
it's likely the 'Calendar' part that got confused as a table reference. In general I'd recommend not naming columns like that as Power BI is prone to think A[B] is a reference to a column B on a table A.
When I add Visual Calculation, export data option is gone so it looks more for adhoc reports but not reports where users are looking all features.
hello - export is not supported yet and is listed in our documentation as a limitation. We will enable export eventually.
Need a lot that kind of export !! 🤩
It's really amazing, thank you very much!
I was wondering if there is any code we can write for new calculations or something similar to change colors inside a single visual or customize the visual according to our needs. Some visuals have very limited options?
can you give me some examples maybe? You can already use format code and conditional formatting to format many things, but curious to learn what specifically you are looking for. many thanks!
Thank you for your response.
I am currently using Facet Key and having several issues with it. While I found the solution to a similar problem helpful and managed to resolve the coloring issue, the colors still don't match my dashboard. I noticed that Facet Key has the capability to change colors based on category.
ah thank you, the facet key is a custom visual so these will have formatting limitations or do things differently compared to built-in visuals.
Hey! It's really a great feature. I think it would be more helpful if we can filter these new visual calculation columns in visual filter panel.
agreed - filtering on visual calculations is not yet possible and a documented limitation.
Really appreciate this option. Smashing the like-button. Two items that would be super helpful:
Thanks again - I appreciated your YouTube video!
thank you - can you elaborate a little bit more on the second point maybe? Am I correct in understanding you'd like to see a way for you to see the window function (such as window/offset/index) you'd invoke if you'd wrote the visual calculation as a measure?
Correct, it may not be feasible, but I'll give an example:
I am a bit of a novice, but I imagine more and more of your users are in a similar boat converting from Excel and trying to contextualize their visuals. Regardless, this new feature is helpful!
have you tried using the Performance Analyzer ? this could be an additional feature that breaks down the visual calculation elements as well as the underlying dax.
ok, thanks for clarifying. We are thinking about how allow you to "promote" your visual calculation to a model measure, so hopefully that will cover what you are after.
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