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Single Measure to populate Multiple Rows
- Anonymous5 years ago
Closing this topic as I figured out an extensive workaround to get the desired values to populate the matrix.
HEy Anonymous ,
do yourself a favor and use SWITCH(TRUE()) and definitely use the DAX Formatter. Then it should be possible to understand the measure.
Then next question, you posted one measure and refer to 6 columns. Is that measure used 6 times? Are they calculated column? How does the measure change between the 6 usages?
Make it as easy as possible, then people can help you.
Best regards
Denis
- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
I've yet to use the Switch(True()) or DAX Formatter so I'll need to read up on them.
Yes, the measure is used 6 times for each calculated column with the only change being the AGE#, AgeNumber and Age Number for reference to the "bucket". Original example above is the measure used for Bucket 2 column. The measure used for Bucket 3 column is exactly the same as the measure for Bucket 2 column the exception of the AGE#, AgeNumber and Age Number in the measure being "3"...and so on for the other Bucket column measures.