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Text box Formula
Hi,
I wanted to know if there is a formula that I could use in the text box that would update the text to say QTR 1, 2, 3 or 4 based on the months or quarter given by the parameters?
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@walker8888 ah! That you can surely create using a measure, yes it can be dynamic:
Title Measure =
VAR __SelectedQuarter = SELECTEDVALUE ( YourTable[YourColumn] )
RETURN
"Monthly Break Down " & __selectedQuarter
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@walker8888 you can use card visual and put this measure in that visual.
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@walker8888 you can use card visual and put this measure in that visual.
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If I wanted to add to the Measure the TY also what should I add to it?
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@walker8888 ah! That you can surely create using a measure, yes it can be dynamic:
Title Measure =
VAR __SelectedQuarter = SELECTEDVALUE ( YourTable[YourColumn] )
RETURN
"Monthly Break Down " & __selectedQuarter
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Silly question, but how would I put it in the textbox?
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@walker8888 I guess you are referring to column headers, if that is the case, unfortunately, you cannot set these dynamically.
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Thanks for responding, I am talking about the text box

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